2009—"Lines in the Sand"—reaching across territorial, cultural and interpersonal boundaries paired with the artwork of Sarah Spencer were produced as postcards and made available to the public at the first Lorine Niedecker Poetry Festival in Fort Atkinson, the Harambee-South Madison Health & Family Center, Willy Street Co-op, Regent Market Co-op, Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, Goodman Community Center, the Alicia Ashman Branch Library, Monroe Street Branch Library, Southside Branch Library, Madison Central Library, Avol's Bookstore, EVP Coffee, the Edgewood College campus and the Creative Writing Department at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin; Scott's Pastry Shoppe in Middleton, Wisconsin; The Wired Cyber Cafe in Taos, New Mexico; the Sedona Public Library in Sedona, Arizona; the Creative Writing Department at the University of Wisconsin in Whitewater, Wisconsin; InnerGate Therapeutics in Evanston, Illinois; the Seattle Public Library and the Frye Art Museum in Seattle, Washington; the Get Lit! Spokane Literature Festival in Spokane, Washington; the Skagit Poetry Festival in La Conner, Washington; Centrum Writers Conference in Port Townsend, Washington; The Bistro on the Penn State Campus and at the Martin Library in York, Pennsylvania; and at Carmichael's Books in Louisville, Kentucky.

           2008—"No Direct Route Home"—surprising detours paired with the artwork of Sarah Spencer were produced as postcards and as part of the National Poetry Month displays at four Madison public library locations, and distributed at the Milward Farrell Fine Arts Gallery, Ma Cha Teahouse & Gallery, Absolutely Art, Bungalow Gallery, Java Joint Escape Coffeehouse & Gallery, Zu Zu Cafe & Market, and Avol's Bookstore.