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Stories in Order of Composition:
(1996-2023)
  1. Robinsonade (18/8-9/10/96) [M]
  2. The Great New Zealand Vortex (26/2-10/5/97 / 4/03) [M]
  3. Adiós DOS (2/7-4/9/97) [M]
  4. Grafton Amours (20/1/98) [N]
  5. Tango Summer (4/11-4/12/98) [M]
  6. Trouble in Mind (31/8/99-1/6/2001 & 30/10-25/12/2000 / 30/8-1/9/04) [T]
  7. The Great Hunger (8/10/99) [N]
  8. The Storm (3/7-5/8/2000) [U]
  9. Tahiti in 1978 (22/9-17/10/2000) [M]
  10. Ars Combinatoria (30/10-25/12/2000) [T]
  11. A Strange Day at the Language School (7-30/6/01) [M]
  12. The Red Room (28-30/8/01) [M]
  13. The Yellow Room (31/8-1/9/01 / 1-5/6/03) [M]
  14. The Blue Room (2-5/9/01) [M]
  15. The Scam (25/12/01-13/9/02) [GS]
  16. On Love (29/7-2/8/03) [M]
  17. Bird-girl (30/7-2/8/03) [M]
  18. The Money Pit (3/8/03) [M]
  19. Waiwera (4/8/03) [M]
  20. Haiku Diary (4/3-1/4/04; 29/8-12/9/05) [K]
  21. Notes found inside a text of Bisclavret (16/11/04-16/9/05) [K]
  22. Trauma: Journal (21/7-5/8/05 & 14/4-21/5/98) [K]
  23. The Isle of the Cross (18/9-4/12/05) [K]
  24. Finding His Stash (29/9-15/10/05) [K]
  25. The Purloined Letter (5-31/10/05) [K]
  26. The Cat: Extract from EMO (15-22/8/06) [E]
  27. Fever-dreams: from Ovid in Otherworld (31/3/07) [E]
  28. Head-Hunter: from Ovid in Otherworld (1/4/07) [E]
  29. Before the Disaster (30/11/07-14/2/08) [K]
  30. Coursebook found in a Warzone: A Whodunit (11/6/08-11/2/09) [K]
  31. The Pedestrian Crossing (6/2008) [K]
  32. Featherston (1-17/1/11) [GS]
  33. Eketahuna (7-13/12/11) [GS]
  34. Draft Research Portfolio (26/8/12-29/1/13; 8/6/13-16/7/13) [A]
  35. Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World (6/2-27/4/13) [GS]
  36. List of Topoi (21/11/13-5/3/14) [A]
  37. Miss Herbert (6-10/11/14) [U]
  38. Is it Infrareal or is it Memorex? (11-17/11/14) [GS]
  39. Company (13-14/12/14) [GS]
  40. The Classic New Zealand Ghost Story (17/1/15-25/7/16) [GS]
  41. On the Road to Nowhere (18/2-1/12/15) [H]
  42. General Grant in Paeroa (12/9-24/11/15) [GS]
  43. Brothers (20-23/12/15) [GS]
  44. Catfish (14-28/12/17) [GS]
  45. The Cross-Correspondences: Paragraphs (4/6/18-26/1/19) [GS]
  46. Kipling and the Cross-Correspondences (6/6/18-18/1/19) [GS]
  47. In the Le Fanu Museum (12-13/7-27/8/19) [H]
  48. The Station (15/11/19-27/1/20) [H]
  49. The Cat’s Veto (13/12/19-27/1/20) [H]
  50. The Interrupted Journey (9/12/20-16/7/21) [H]
  51. 77 Days (1-3/11/21) [U]
  52. Skeleton tracks (18-19/11/21) [H]
  53. Cartographies of the Afterlife: Suicide Note (16-29/1; 13-15/4/22-20/9/23) [H]
  54. Cartographies of the Afterlife: The Haunted Bookshop (30/1-8/2/22-19/9/23) [H]
  55. Ghosting (18-24/3/22; 22/4/22) [H]
  56. Mythago Wood [19/5/22-16/8/23] [H]
  57. Wellington (7/6/22-21/9/23) [H]
  58. Cartographies of the Afterlife: The Treasure House (21-24/6/22) [H]
  59. The Missing Pages (26/7-15/8/2023) [H]


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Stories in Order of Publication:
(2023-1997)
  1. "The Interrupted Journey." The Imaginary Museum (2/5/23) [H]
  2. "The Cat’s Veto." The Road Not Taken: A Global Short Story Journey. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn (USA: Lee and Penn Publishing, 2023): 262-65. [H]
  3. "Skeleton tracks." Breach of All Size: Small Stories on Ulysses, love and Venice. Ed. Michelle Elvy & Marco Sonzogni (Wellington: The Cuba Press, 2022): 80-81. [H]
  4. "77 Days". Poetry Shelf: Writings from lockdown. Ed. Paula Green (12/11/21) [U]
  5. "The Station." Food, Migration, and Diversity: The Many Flavors of the Short Story. Ed. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn. (USA: Lee and Penn Publishing, 2021): 525-31. [H]
  6. "Kipling and the Cross-Correspondences." The Imaginary Museum (18/1/19) [GS]
  7. “General Grant in Paeroa.” brief 56 (2018): 97-107. [GS]
  8. "The Storm." Bonsai: Best small stories from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ed. Michelle Elvy, Frankie McMillan & James Norcliffe (Christchurch: Canterbury University Press, 2018): 188. [U]
  9. "Catfish." The Radiance of the Short Story: Short Fiction from around the Globe. Ed. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn. (Lisboa: Editora Edições Humus, Lda, 2018): 551-58. [GS]
  10. "The Classic New Zealand Ghost Story." The Imaginary Museum (25/7/16) [GS]
  11. “Brothers.” brief 54 (2016): 99-104. [GS]
  12. "Company." An Encounter in the Global Village: Selected Stories from the 14th International Conference on the Short Story in English (English-Chinese). Edited by Hengshan Jin. ISBN 978-7-5675-5217-3 (Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2016): 366-77. [GS]
  13. "On the Road to Nowhere: Revisiting Samuel Butler’s Erewhon." Extraordinary Anywhere: Essays on Place from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ed. Ingrid Horrocks & Cherie Lacey. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2016. 135-49. [H]
  14. “Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World.” brief 53 (2015): 80-97. [GS]
  15. “Is it Infrarreal or is it Memorex? Robert Bolaño’s Savage Detectives and the Eternal Avant-garde.” Landfall 230 (November 2015): 89-96. [GS]
  16. “Miss Herbert." Verbivoracious Festschrift Volume Three: The Syllabus. Ed. G. N. Forester and M. J. Nicholls. ISBN 978-981-09-3593-1. Singapore: Verbivoracious Press, 2015. 209-10. [U]
  17. “Eketahuna.” Tree Worship. (3/1/12). [GS]
  18. “Ars Combinatoria." Titus Books: A Platform for New Writing. (4/8/11). [T]
  19. “Featherston.” Starch: A New Zealand Literary Journal 1 (2011): 71-74. [GS]
  20. “The Pedestrian Crossing.” Bravado 16 (2009): 7-8. [K]
  21. “Head-hunter: from Ovid in Otherworld.” Traffic in Gold: Montana Poetry Day, 2008. Music CD by Anna Rugis / Poetry by Jack Ross (Auckland: Auckland Art Gallery, 2009). [E]
  22. “from Before the Disaster.” Percutio 2 (2008): 74-80. [K]
  23. “The Cat: Extract from EMO.” brief #36 (2008) – The NZ Music Issue: 31-40. [E]
  24. “Fever-dreams: from Ovid in Otherworld.” Magazine 5 - Utu, Justice (2007): 83-86. [E]
  25. “Notes found inside a text of Bisclavret.” Percutio 1 (2007): 60-69. [K]
  26. “The Purloined Letter.” brief #35 – A Brief World Order (2007): 14-33. [K]
  27. "The Isle of the Cross." Myth of the 21st Century: An Anthology of New Fiction. Ed. Tina Shaw & Jack Ross. ISBN 0-7900-1098-4 (Auckland: Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd, 2006): 84-94. [K]
  28. [as Claire Talbot] "Trauma: Journal." Where Will Massey Take You? Life Writing 2. Ed. Jack Ross. ISBN 0-473-09551-3 (Massey University: School of Social and Cultural Studies, 2005): 128-45. [K]
  29. “Bird Girl.” evasion online (12/03-1/04) [M]
  30. “The Yellow Room.” brief 27 (2003): 94-96. [M]
  31. “The Great New Zealand Vortex.” evasion online 2 (4) & 2 (5) (4/03-6/03) [M]
  32. "The Scam: Hong Kong – 2001." brief 25 (2002): 13-16. [GS]
  33. “A Strange Day at the Language School.” Landfall 203 (2002): 119-25. [M]
  34. “Tahiti in 1978.” brief 23 (2002): 36-50. [M]
  35. “Tango Summer.” evasion 2 (2000): 20-27. [M]
  36. “The Great Hunger.” A Brief Description of the Whole World 14 (1999): 34-37. [N]
  37. [as G. Bruno] “Grafton Amours." Pander 9 (1999): 18-19. [N]
  38. “Adiós DOS." Pander 6/7 (1999): 18-20. [M]
  39. “Robinsonade." Pander 2 (1997): 14-15. [M]


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Works of Fiction:
(2000-2024)


  1. Nights with Giordano Bruno. ISBN 0-9582225-0-9. Wellington: Bumper Books, 2000. (30/9/97-13/12/99 / 8/11/00) [novel / xii + 224 pp. / 50,937 wds]

  2. Monkey Miss Her Now & Everything a Teenage Girl Should Know. ISBN 0-476-00182-X. Auckland: Danger Publishing, 2004. [short stories / 138 pp. / 24,632 wds]:
      Monkey Miss Her Now [Mon coeur mis à nu] (by Jack Ross)
    1. Robinsonade (18/8-9/10/96) [pp. 11-18 / 2467 wds]
    2. Adiós DOS (2/7-4/9/97) [pp. 19-30 / 3102 wds]
    3. Tango Summer (4/11-4/12/98) [pp. 31-43 / 2671 wds]
    4. On Love (29/7-2/8/03) [pp. 44-51 / 1956 wds]
    5. Tahiti in 1978 (22/9-17/10/00) [pp. 52-66 / 1938 wds]
    6. The Great New Zealand Vortex (26/2-10/5/97) [pp. 67-82 / 3685 wds]
    7. A Strange Day at the Language School (7-30/6/01) [pp. 83-93 / 3055 wds]
      8. Everything a Teenage Girl Should Know (by Lorraine West)
    8. The Yellow Room (31/8-1/9/01) [pp. 97-100 / 936 wds]
    9. Bird-girl (30/7-2/8/03) [pp. 101-07 / 2639 wds]
    10. The Money Pit (3/8/03) [pp. 109-15 / 2368 wds]
    11. The Red Room (28-30/8/01) [pp. 117-25 / 2943 wds]
    12. Waiwera (4/8/03) [pp. 127-33 / 2052 wds]
    13. The Blue Room (2-5/9/01) [pp. 135-38 / 1117 wds]

  3. Trouble in Mind. ISBN 0-9582586-1-9. Auckland: Titus Books, 2005. (31/8/99-1/6/2001 & 30/10-25/12/2000 / 30/8-1/9/04) [novella / ii + 102 pp. / 26,091 wds]:
    1. The House of the Nightmare
      2. Count Cipher
    2. Grandmother
      3. Spiderweb collage
    3. Friends
      4. Dieb
    4. The Séance
      5. Ice-planet
    5. The Tower Room
      6. Doppelgänger collage
    6. Diary Entries
      7. Ars combinatoria
    7. Job’s Comforter
      8. Experiences not included in the book
    8. Protection
      9. Ten Days that Shook the World
    9. Dead Eyes
      10. All Save You
    10. Home
      11. Drit-sker
    11. Ereshkigal
      12. Goddess collage

  4. The Imaginary Museum of Atlantis. ISBN 0-9582586-8-6. Auckland: Titus Books, 2006. (15/7-2/12/01 / 1-24/11/05) [novel / 164 pp. / 32,640 wds]:

  5. EMO. ISBN 978-1-877441-07-3. Auckland: Titus Books, 2008. (15/8/06-22/5/08) [novel / vi + 258 pp. / 67,302 wds]:

  6. Kingdom of Alt. ISBN 978-1-877441-15-8. Auckland: Titus Books, 2010. [short stories / iv + 240 pp. / 40,941 wds]:
      Marginalia
    1. Trauma: Journal (21/7-5/8/05; 14/4-21/5/98) [pp. 5-20 / 4266 wds]
    2. Haiku Diary (4/3-1/4/04; 29/8-12/9/05) [pp. 21-47 / 3973 wds]
    3. The Isle of the Cross (18/9-4/12/05) [pp. 49-61 / 4432 wds]
    4. The Purloined Letter (5-31/10/05) [pp. 63-79 / 5246 wds]
    5. Notes found inside a text of Bisclavret (16/11/04-16/9/05) [pp. 81-91 / 5757 wds]
    6. Finding His Stash (29/9-15/10/05) [pp. 93-103 / 3849 wds]
    7. antaŭ la katastrofo / Before the Disaster (30/11/07-14/2/08) [pp. 105-26 / 3094 wds]
    8. Coursebook found in a Warzone: A Whodunit (11/6/08-11/2/09) [pp. 127-239 / 9032 wds]

  7. The Annotated Tree Worship. Auckland: Paper Table, 2017. (23/11/17) [novel]:

  8. Ghost Stories. ISBN 978-0-9951165-5-9. 99% Press. Auckland: Lasavia Publishing, 2019. [short stories / 140 pp. / 38,133 wds]:
    1. The Classic New Zealand Ghost Story (17/1/15-25/7/16) [pp. 9-13 / 1603 wds]
      2. Stories:
    2. Eketahuna (7-13/12/11) [pp. 17-26 / 4217 wds]
    3. The Scam (25/12/01-13/9/02) [pp. 27-29 / 836 wds]
    4. Featherston (1-17/1/11) [pp. 31-34 / 1267 wds]
    5. Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World (6/2-27/4/13) [pp. 35-52 / 3728 wds]
    6. Is it Infrareal or is it Memorex? (11-17/11/14) [pp. 53-60 / 2205 wds]
    7. Company (13-14/12/14) [pp. 61-68 / 2910 wds]
    8. General Grant in Paeroa (12/9-24/11/15) [pp. 69-78 / 2796 wds]
    9. Brothers (20-23/12/15) [pp. 79-82 / 1512 wds]
    10. Catfish (14-28/12/17) [pp. 83-92 / 3190 wds]
      11. The Cross-Correspondences:
    11. Paragraphs (4/6/18-26/1/19) [pp. 94-118 / 8563 wds]
    12. Kipling and the Cross-Correspondences (6/6/18-18/1/19) [pp. 119-31 / 3615 wds]
      13. Notes & Sources [pp.133-37 / 1512 wds]

  9. Haunts. ISBN 978-1-991083-17-3. 99% Press. Auckland: Lasavia Publishing, 2024. [short stories / 202 pp. / 57,457 wds]:
    1. On the Road to Nowhere
      Revisiting Samuel Butler’s Erewhon (18/2-1/12/15) [pp. 9-23 / 4250 wds]
      2. Stories:
    2. In the Le Fanu Museum (12-13/7-27/8/19) [pp. 27-36 / 3434 wds]
    3. The Station (15/11/19-27/1/20) [pp. 37-44 / 2704 wds]
    4. The Cat’s Veto (13/12/19-27/1/20) [pp. 45-50 / 1842 wds]
    5. Skeleton tracks (18-19/11/21) [pp. 51-52 / 423 wds]
    6. Ghosting (18-24/3/22; 22/4/22) [pp. 53-65 / 4316 wds]
    7. The Interrupted Journey (9/12/20-16/7/21) [pp. 66-70 / 1369 wds]
    8. Wellington (7/6/22-21/9/23) [pp. 71-78 / 2916 wds]
    9. Mythago Wood (19/5/22-16/8/23) [pp. 79-83 / 1466 wds]
    10. The Missing Pages (26/7-15/8/23) [pp. 84-91 / 2294 wds]
      11. Cartographies of the Afterlife: (16/1/22-20/9/23)
    11. Preface: The Treasure House (21-24/6/22) [pp. 95-101 / 1694 wds]
    12. The Haunted Bookshop (30/1-8/2/22-19/9/23) [pp. 102-37 / 12053 wds]
    13. Suicide Note (16-29/1; 13-15/4/22-20/9/23) [pp. 138-94 / 16916 wds]
      14. Notes & Sources [pp.195-201 / 1272 wds]

    10. = 397,424 words



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Published Stories:
(1997-2023)

  1. “Robinsonade." Pander 2 (1997): 14-15. [M]
  2. “Adiós DOS." Pander 6/7 (1999): 18-20. [M]
  3. [as G. Bruno] “Grafton Amours." Pander 9 (1999): 18-19. [N]
  4. “The Great Hunger.” A Brief Description of the Whole World 14 (1999): 34-37. [N]
  5. “Tango Summer.” evasion 2 (2000): 20-27. [M]
  6. “Tahiti in 1978.” brief 23 (2002): 36-50. [M]
  7. “A Strange Day at the Language School.” Landfall 203 (2002): 119-25. [M]
  8. "The Scam: Hong Kong – 2001." brief 25 (2002): 13-16. [GS]
  9. “The Great New Zealand Vortex.” evasion online 2 (4) & 2 (5) (4/03-6/03) [M]
  10. “The Yellow Room.” brief 27 (2003): 94-96. [M]
  11. “Bird Girl.” evasion online (12/03-1/04) [M]
  12. [as Claire Talbot] "Trauma: Journal." Where Will Massey Take You? Life Writing 2. Ed. Jack Ross. ISBN 0-473-09551-3 (Massey University: School of Social and Cultural Studies, 2005): 128-45. [K]
  13. "The Isle of the Cross." Myth of the 21st Century: An Anthology of New Fiction. Ed. Tina Shaw & Jack Ross. ISBN 0-7900-1098-4 (Auckland: Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd, 2006): 84-94. [K]
  14. “The Purloined Letter.” brief #35 – A Brief World Order (2007): 14-33. [K]
  15. “Notes found inside a text of Bisclavret.” Percutio 1 (2007): 60-69. [K]
  16. “Fever-dreams: from Ovid in Otherworld.” Magazine 5 - Utu, Justice (2007): 83-86. [E]
  17. “The Cat: Extract from EMO.” brief #36 (2008) – The NZ Music Issue: 31-40. [E]
  18. “from Before the Disaster.” Percutio 2 (2008): 74-80. [K]
  19. “Head-hunter: from Ovid in Otherworld.” Traffic in Gold: Montana Poetry Day, 2008. Music CD by Anna Rugis / Poetry by Jack Ross (Auckland: Auckland Art Gallery, 2009). [E]
  20. “The Pedestrian Crossing.” Bravado 16 (2009): 7-8. [K]
  21. “Featherston.” Starch: A New Zealand Literary Journal 1 (2011): 71-74. [GS]
  22. “Ars Combinatoria." Titus Books: A Platform for New Writing. (4/8/11). [T]
  23. “Eketahuna.” Tree Worship. (3/1/12). [GS]
  24. “Miss Herbert." Verbivoracious Festschrift Volume Three: The Syllabus. Ed. G. N. Forester and M. J. Nicholls. ISBN 978-981-09-3593-1. Singapore: Verbivoracious Press, 2015. 209-10. [U]
  25. “Is it Infrarreal or is it Memorex? Robert Bolaño’s Savage Detectives and the Eternal Avant-garde.” Landfall 230 (November 2015): 89-96. [GS]
  26. “Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World.” brief 53 (2015): 80-97. [GS]
  27. "On the Road to Nowhere: Revisiting Samuel Butler’s Erewhon." Extraordinary Anywhere: Essays on Place from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ed. Ingrid Horrocks & Cherie Lacey. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2016. 135-49. [H]
  28. "Company." An Encounter in the Global Village: Selected Stories from the 14th International Conference on the Short Story in English (English-Chinese). Edited by Hengshan Jin. ISBN 978-7-5675-5217-3 (Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2016): 366-77. [GS]
  29. “Brothers.” brief 54 (2016): 99-104. [GS]
  30. "The Classic New Zealand Ghost Story." The Imaginary Museum (25/7/16) [GS]
  31. "Catfish." The Radiance of the Short Story: Short Fiction from around the Globe. Ed. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn. (Lisboa: Editora Edições Humus, Lda, 2018): 551-58. [GS]
  32. "The Storm." Bonsai: Best small stories from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ed. Michelle Elvy, Frankie McMillan & James Norcliffe (Christchurch: Canterbury University Press, 2018): 188. [U]
  33. “General Grant in Paeroa.” brief 56 (2018): 97-107. [GS]
  34. "Kipling and the Cross-Correspondences." The Imaginary Museum (18/1/19) [GS]
  35. "The Station." Food, Migration, and Diversity: The Many Flavors of the Short Story. Ed. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn. (USA: Lee and Penn Publishing, 2021): 525-31. [H]
  36. "77 Days". Poetry Shelf: Writings from lockdown. Ed. Paula Green (12/11/21) [U]
  37. "Skeleton tracks." Breach of All Size: Small Stories on Ulysses, love and Venice. Ed. Michelle Elvy & Marco Sonzogni (Wellington: The Cuba Press, 2022): 80-81. [H]
  38. "The Cat’s Veto." The Road Not Taken: A Global Short Story Journey. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn (USA: Lee and Penn Publishing, 2023): 262-65. [H]
  39. "The Interrupted Journey." The Imaginary Museum (2/5/23) [H]


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  1. (July 1) Haunts. ISBN 978-1-991083-17-3. 99% Press. Auckland: Lasavia Publishing, 2024. 202 pp.
    1. On the Road to Nowhere: Revisiting Samuel Butler’s Erewhon (18/2-1/12/15)
      2. Stories:
    2. In the Le Fanu Museum (12-13/7-27/8/19)
    3. The Station (15/11/19-27/1/20)
    4. The Cat’s Veto (13/12/19-27/1/20)
    5. Skeleton tracks (18-19/11/21)
    6. Ghosting (18-24/3/22; 22/4/22)
    7. The Interrupted Journey (9/12/20-16/7/21)
    8. Wellington (7/6/22-21/9/23)
    9. Mythago Wood (19/5/22-16/8/23)
    10. The Missing Pages (26/7-15/8/23)
      11. Cartographies of the Afterlife: (16/1/22-20/9/23)
    11. Preface: The Treasure House (21-24/6/22)
    12. The Haunted Bookshop (30/1-8/2/22-19/9/23)
    13. Suicide Note (16-29/1; 13-15/4/22-20/9/23)

  2. (May 2) E M O: EVA AVE - Moons of Mars – Ovid in Otherworld (27/11/23-2/5/24)


  3. (May 2) The Imaginary Museum: Adventures in Writing, Publishing, Book Collecting & Other Pursuits. Ed. Jack Ross (14/6/2006- )

  4. (April 24) The Road Not Taken: A Global Short Story Journey. Ed. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn. USA: Lee and Penn Publishing, 2023. 262-65.


  5. ((February 25) Breach of All Size: Small Stories on Ulysses, love and Venice. Ed. Michelle Elvy & Marco Sonzogni. Wellington: The Cuba Press, 2022. 80-81.


  6. (November 12) "77 Days." Poetry Shelf: Writings from lockdown. Ed. Paula Green (12/11/21)

  7. (June 20) Food, Migration, and Diversity: The Many Flavors of the Short Story. Ed. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn. USA: Lee and Penn Publishing, 2021. 525-31.


  8. (July 31) Ghost Stories. 978-0-9951165-5-9. 99% Press. Auckland: Lasavia Publishing, 2019. 140 pp.
    1. The Classic New Zealand Ghost Story (17/1/15-25/7/16)
      2. Stories:
    2. Eketahuna (7-13/12/11)
    3. The Scam (25/12/01-13/9/02)
    4. Featherston (1-17/1/11)
    5. Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World (6/2-27/4/13)
    6. Is it Infrareal or is it Memorex? (11-17/11/14)
    7. Company (13-14/12/14)
    8. General Grant in Paeroa (12/9-24/11/15)
    9. Brothers (20-23/12/15)
    10. Catfish (14-28/12/17)
      11. The Cross-Correspondences:
    11. Paragraphs (4/6/18-26/1/19)
    12. Kipling and the Cross-Correspondences (6/6/18-18/1/19)

  9. (January 18) The Imaginary Museum: Adventures in Writing, Publishing, Book Collecting & Other Pursuits. Ed. Jack Ross (14/6/2006- )


  10. (October 15) “General Grant in Paeroa.” brief 56 (2018): 97-107.

  11. (August 7) Bonsai: Best small stories from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ed. Michelle Elvy, Frankie McMillan & James Norcliffe. ISBN 978-1-927145-98-2. Christchurch: Canterbury University Press, 2018. 188.

  12. (June 27) The Radiance of the Short Story: Short Fiction from around the Globe. Ed. Maurice A. Lee & Aaron Penn. Lisboa: Editora Edições Humus, Lda, 2018. 551-58.


  13. (November 23) The Annotated Tree Worship. Auckland: Paper Table, 2017:


  14. (July 25) The Imaginary Museum: Adventures in Writing, Publishing, Book Collecting & Other Pursuits. Ed. Jack Ross (14/6/2006- )

  15. (July 21) “Brothers.” brief 54 (2016): 99-104.

  16. (July 12) An Encounter in the Global Village: Selected Stories from the 14th International Conference on the Short Story in English (English-Chinese). Ed. Hengshan Jin. ISBN 978-7-5675-5217-3. Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2016. 366-77.

  17. (July 12) Influence and Confluence: East and West. A Global Anthology on the Short Story. Ed. Maurice A. Lee. ISBN 978-7-5675-5183-1. Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2016. 388-95.

  18. (July 8) Extraordinary Anywhere: Essays on Place from Aotearoa New Zealand. Ed. Ingrid Horrocks & Cherie Lacey. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 2016. 135-49.


  19. (November 26) “Leaves from a Diary of the End of the World.” brief 53 (2015): 80-97.

  20. (November 12) “Is it Infrarreal or is it Memorex? Robert Bolaño’s Savage Detectives and the Eternal Avant-garde.” Landfall 230 (November 2015): 89-96.

  21. (May 7) “Miss Herbert." Verbivoracious Festschrift Volume Three: The Syllabus. Ed. G. N. Forester and M. J. Nicholls. ISBN 978-981-09-3593-1. Singapore: Verbivoracious Press, 2015. 209-10.


  22. (June 19) Fallen Empire: Maui in the Underworld, Kupe & the Fountain of Youth, Hatupatu & the Nile-monster: Three Play-Fragments from the Literary Remains of The Society of Inner Light. Attributed to Bertolt Wegener. Edited with an introduction by Jack Ross. Museum of True History in Collaboration with Karl Chitham and Jack Ross (20 June – 21 July 2012). Dunedin: Blue Oyster Art Project Space, 2012.
    1. Introduction, by Jack Ross (19-20/5/11-9/1/12)
      2. Maui in the Underworld
    2. Opening Chorus: Tell me Muses (6-7/1/12)
    3. Scene 1: Calypso’s Isle
    4. Scene 2: The Seashore in New Zealand
    5. Scene 3: Tartarus
    6. Scene 4: The Whare in Hawaiki
    7. Final Chorus: You can’t strike (7-9/1/12)
      8. Kupe and the Fountain of Youth
    8. Opening Chorus: He who sailed the deep (6-9/1/12)
    9. Scene 1: The Seashore at Kapiti
    10. Scene 2: Kapiti
    11. Scene 3: The Pool of the Taniwha
    12. Scene 4: The Seashore at Kapiti
    13. Final Chorus: My friend I held so dear (6-9/1/12)
      14. Hatupatu and the Nile-monster
    14. Opening Chorus: Hatupatu (6-9/1/12)
    15. Scene 1: The Pa at Taupo
    16. Scene 2: The Pa at Taupo
    17. Scene 3: Lake Taupo
    18. Scene 4: The Pa at Taupo
    19. Final Chorus: May he cross (7-9/1/12)
      20. Notes & Sources


  23. (August 4) “Ars Combinatoria." (30/10-25/12/2000). Titus Books: A Platform for New Writing. (4/8/11).

  24. (June 22) “Featherston.” Starch 1 (2011): 71-74.

  25. (May 19) Scenes from the Puppet Oresteia. Text by Jack Ross, Artwork by William T. Ayton. ISBN 978-0-473-18881-8. Rhinebeck, NY: Narcissus Press / Auckland: Perdrix Press, 2011.
      I – Iphigenia, or Happy Families
    1. Chorus 1 – Cursed with prophecy (15-19/4/08)
    2. Scene 1: The Palace at Mycenae (2008-11)
    3. Chorus 2 – I ran through the wood (19/4/08)
    4. Chorus 3 – Little girl lost (1/4/06-19/4/08)
      5. II – Cassandra, or Payback is a Bitch
    5. Chorus 4 – Joy lives with those (19-25/4/08)
    6. Scene 2: The Palace at Mycenae (2008-10)
    7. Chorus 5– Cursed with second sight (19/4/08)
    8. Chorus 6 – See how Apollo (22/4/08)
      9. III – Orestes, or Never say Never
    9. Chorus 7 – The labour pains (22/4/08)
    10. Scene 3: The Seashore at Tauris (2008-11)
    11. Chorus 8 – There she goes (19-25/4/08)
    12. Chorus 9 – Drops of Holy Water (30/4-12/5/08)
      13. Epilogue
    13. Chorus 10 – Noise is like flame (29-30/4/08)

  26. (January 6, 2011-August 12, 2012) Tree Worship (2011-12)
    1. The Great Wall of China (6/1/11)
    2. The Double [28/4-20/9/09] (8/1/11)
    3. Tree Worship [20/12/10] (12/1/11)
    4. Self / Counterself [3/12/10] (13/1/11)
    5. Vastation [1/11/10] (15/1/11)
    6. Two Falls [14/4-15/11/09] (16/1/11)
    7. Featherston [1/1/11] (17/1/11)
    8. Dire Straits [18/4-15/11/09] (18/1/11)
    9. Featherstone [3/1/11] (22/1/11)
    10. Legacy [10/4-15/11/09] (24/1/11)
    11. Concepts Cross in Mist (7/3/11)
    12. Not everyone can get an 'A' [17/4-15/11/09] (5/7/11)
    13. Marooned [6/7/11] (26/7/11)
    14. Advice on Essay-writing [30/4-20/9/09] (29/7/11)
    15. Ghost Stories [7/12/11] (1/1/12)
    16. Class Discourse [27/4-15/11/09-2/1/12] (2/1/12)
    17. Eketahuna [7-13/12/11] / Research Assumptions (3/1/12)
    18. Pity what you can’t change [20/10/11] (9/1/12)
    19. Featherston Tales [12-13/1/12] (22/1/12)
    20. I can’t even tell [16-17/8/11-22/1/12] (23/1/12)
    21. Cairo the Victorious [6-10/5/12] (13/5/12)
    22. Feb 4. Disappointment [26/4-13/5/12] (14/5/12)
    23. Trans-Tasman Relations [11/5/12] (16/5/12)
    24. Life in the Tararuas [26/4-18/5/12] (18/5/12)
    25. Coral Burrows [6/10/11-22/5/12] (22/5/12)
    26. Delphi [27/4-23/5/12] (23/5/12)
    27. Mercator’s Projections [12-13/8/12] (1/6/12)
    28. Forest & Demarcation Zone [21/9-6/10/11] (6/6/12)
    29. Mercator & Nostradamus [12-13/8/12] (9/6/12)
    30. Family Portrait [22/9-11/10/11] (13/6/12)
    31. Time-slips [14/8/12] (20/6/12)
    32. Never give up [14/7-1/8/11] (27/6/12)
    33. End of Term (12/8/12)


  27. (September 23) Kingdom of Alt. Short Stories & a Novella by Jack Ross. ISBN 978-1-877441-15-8. Auckland: Titus Books, 2010. [iv] + 240 pp.
      Marginalia
    1. Trauma: Journal (21/7-5/8/05 & 14/4-21/5/98)
    2. Haiku Diary (4/3-1/4/04; 29/8-12/9/05)
    3. The Isle of the Cross (18/9-4/12/05)
    4. The Purloined Letter (5-31/10/05)
    5. Notes found inside a text of Bisclavret (16/11/04-16/9/05)
    6. Finding His Stash (29/9-15/10/05)
    7. antaŭ la katastrofo / Before the Disaster (30/11/07-14/2/08)
    8. Coursebook found in a Warzone: A Whodunit (11/6/08-11/2/09)


  28. (August 12) “The Pedestrian Crossing.” Bravado 16 (2009): 7-8.

  29. (January 13) Traffic in Gold (Montana Poetry Day, 2008). Music by Anna Rugis / Poetry by Jack Ross. Auckland: Auckland Art Gallery, 2009. [77 mins].


  30. (October 19, 2008-January 3, 2009) Crisis Diaries: Chronicles of Heartbreak, Illness, Madness, Plague & Civil War: Special Topic in Comparative Literature - School of Society & Culture - Radial Campus - Semester One.

  31. (October 19-December 13, 2008) Banned Books: Censored & Restricted Twentieth-Century Fiction: Administration - Assignments - Author Pages - Lecture Notes - Forum for Discussion (English 2: 666).

  32. (September 23) “The Cat: Extract from EMO.” brief #36 (2008) – The NZ Music Issue: 31-40 & 114-18.
    • “The Cat.” Music by Padmanabha Fischlinger. [Brief #36 CD: 7] (15-22/8/06)

  33. (September 20) “from Before the Disaster.” Percutio 2 (2008): 74-80. [K]

  34. (May 22) E M O. A Novel by Jack Ross. ISBN 978-1-877441-07-3. Auckland: Titus Books, 2008. [vi] + 258 pp.

  35. (March 31, 2008) “The Cat." With backing music by Padmanabha Fischlinger. Titus Books: A Platform for New Writing.

  36. (January 20-February 13, 2008) [The Imaginary Museum of Atlantis]: Who am I ?: Automatic Writing.

  37. (January 20-February 13, 2008) [The Imaginary Museum of Atlantis]: Where am I ?: Cuttings.

  38. (January 19-30, 2008) Nights with Giordano Bruno: A Novel (2000).


  39. (November 11) “Fever-dreams: from Ovid in Otherworld.” Magazine 5 (2007) – Utu, Justice: 83-86.

  40. (September 19) “Notes found inside a text of Bisclavret.” Percutio 2 (2007): 60-69.

  41. (September 7) “The Purloined Letter.” brief #35 (2007) – A Brief World Order: 14-33.


  42. (December 25) Notes found inside a Text of Bisclavret. Illustrated by Bronwyn Lloyd. Wellington: Pania Press, 2006. 16 pp.

  43. (August 30) Myth of the 21st Century: An Anthology of New Fiction. Edited by Tina Shaw & Jack Ross. ISBN 0-7900-1098-4. Auckland: Reed Publishing (NZ) Ltd, 2006. 137 pp. 84-94:

  44. (August 16, 2006-September 3, 2007) Moons of Mars – Welcome / to the new reality / Nothing’s stranger / than the will / to survive …

  45. (August 15, 2006-September 3, 2007) Ovid in Otherworld – Wild geese draw lines / across an amber sky / fish bask / in frozen rivers / generators die …

  46. (August 15, 2006- September 3, 2007) EVA AVE – Inheritor of silence / shall I be? / Black mass below us / above us / only sky …

  47. (April 21 / June 1) The Imaginary Museum of Atlantis. A Novel by Jack Ross. ISBN 0-9582586-8-6. Auckland: Titus Books, 2006. 164 pp.


  48. (October 3) (Ed.) Where Will Massey Take You? Life Writing 2. ISBN 0-473-09551-3. Massey University: School of Social and Cultural Studies, 2005. viii + 155 pp. 128-45:

  49. (April 19) Trouble in Mind. ISBN 0-9582586-1-9. Titus Novella Series. Auckland: Titus Books, 2005. [ii] + 102 pp.
      Eyes of Laura Mars (31/8/99-1/6/2001 & 30/10-25/12/2000 / 30/8-1/9/04)
    1. The House of the Nightmare
      2. Count Cipher
    2. Grandmother
      3. Spiderweb collage
    3. Friends
      4. Dieb
    4. The Séance
      5. Ice-planet
    5. The Tower Room
      6. Doppelgänger collage
    6. Diary Entries
      7. Ars combinatoria
    7. Job’s Comforter
      8. Experiences not included in the book
    8. Protection
      9. Ten Days that Shook the World
    9. Dead Eyes
      10. All Save You
    10. Home
      11. Drit-sker
    11. Ereshkigal
      12. Goddess collage


  50. (August 25) Monkey Miss Her Now. Short Stories by Jack Ross. ISBN 0-476-00182-X. Auckland: Danger Publishing, 2004. 138 pp.
      Monkey Miss Her Now [Mon coeur mis à nu] (by Jack Ross)
    1. Robinsonade (18/8-9/10/96)
    2. Adiós DOS (2/7-4/9/97)
    3. Tango Summer (4/11-4/12/98)
    4. On Love (29/7-2/8/03)
    5. Tahiti in 1978 (22/9-17/10/00)
    6. The Great New Zealand Vortex (26/2-10/5/97)
    7. A Strange Day at the Language School (7-30/6/01)
      8. Everything a Teenage Girl Should Know (by Lorraine West)
    8. The Yellow Room (31/8-1/9/01)
    9. Bird-girl (30/7-2/8/03)
    10. The Money Pit (3/8/03)
    11. The Red Room (28-30/8/01)
    12. Waiwera (4/8/03)
    13. The Blue Room (2-5/9/01)

  51. (March 25, 2004) [as “Lorraine West”] “Bird Girl.” [part 2 of 2] evasion online. [Available at: http://www.evasion.co.nz/main/more/fiction/42b1b4818ba2bbda07cfceba8604d903.html].

  52. (March 18) (Ed.) 139.226: Life Writing – Supplemental Readings 2004. Massey University: College of Humanities and Social Sciences / School of Social and Cultural Studies, 2004. 51-55:


  53. (December 15, 2003) [as “Lorraine West”] “Bird Girl.” [part 1 of 2] evasion online 2 (7). [Available at: http://www.evasion.co.nz/main/issues/december03/four.html].

  54. (July 10) brief 27 – Season of the Remakes (2003). (Ed.) ISSN 1175-9313. 94-96:

  55. (June 16, 2003) “The Great New Zealand Vortex.” [part 2 of 2] evasion online 2 (5). [Available at: http://www.evasion.co.nz/main/issues/june03/two.html].

  56. (May 3, 2003) “The Great New Zealand Vortex.” [part 1 of 2] evasion online 2 (4). [Available at: http://www.evasion.co.nz/main/issues/april03/two.html].


  57. (October 7) brief 25 – trains at a glance (2002). (Ed.) ISSN 1175-9313. 13-16:

  58. (May 14) “A Strange Day at the Language School.” Landfall 203 (2002): 119-25 [shortlisted in Landfall Essay Competition].

  59. (April 3) “Tahiti in 1978.” brief 23 (2002): 36-50.


  60. (November 8) Nights with Giordano Bruno. A Novel by Jack Ross. ISBN 0-9582225-0-9. Wellington: Bumper Books, 2000. [xii] + 224 pp.

  61. (October 14) “Tango Summer.” evasion 2 (2000): 20-27.


  62. (December 30) “The Great Hunger.” A Brief Description of the Whole World 14 (1999): 34-37.

  63. (October 16) [as 'G. Bruno']: “Grafton Amours”. The Pander 9 (1999): 18-19.

  64. (March 30) “Adiós DOS.” The Pander 6/7 (1999): 18-20.


  65. (December) “Robinsonade.” The Pander 2 (1997): 14-15.


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