Collaborative Projects
Big American Movies (2009)
Manifesting the vision of Big American Trip (Shearsman Books, 2009), a diverse group of US inhabitants (activists, actors, artists, musicians, writers, and otherwise concerned individuals) have collaborated with Christian to create a polyvocal series of video readings / interpretations of individual postcards. Readers/performers include 5-Track, Jenny Boully, Ana Božicevic, Donald Brown, Sarah Brown, Blake Butler, CCV Intro to Film Class, Felicidad Christensen, Jon Christensen, Tanya Garcia-Christensen, Adam Cooper-Terán, Feather, Sandy Florian, Elena Georgiou, Melanie Hope, Amy King, Emily Lee, Kristen Nelson, Christian Peet, Michael Rerick, Noah Saterstrom, Juliana Spahr, Daniel Su, Nanwei Su, Zinnia Su, Wax Evolution, and Amanda Jo Williams.
The image below will take you to the Big American Movies main site.
Jack & Cat (2002)
Short film directed by
Mark Hammerschmidt, written by Christian Peet.
Starring Deon Elangovan, Lillith Fields, and Wesley Holmes
Readings
Christian reading at the Cadmium Text Series March 09 - Part 1.
Hosted by Anne Gorrick. Filmed by George Quasha.
Christian reading at the Cadmium Text Series March 09 - Part 2.
Hosted by Anne Gorrick. Filmed by George Quasha.
Christian reading at the Cadmium Text Series March 09 - Part 3.
Hosted by Anne Gorrick. Filmed by George Quasha.
Christian reading at the Stain Bar in March 2009, courtesy of Amy King & Ana Božicevic. For videos of other authors reading that evening--Joel Chace, Elena Georgiou, Stuart Greenhouse, Cindy King, and Brett Price--please check out Amy's YouTube page.
"Not Really" Reviews of Books
Not Really a Review of Matter #11: "The Woods" (Wolverine Farm Publishing, 2008).
Not Really a Review of A Partial Handbook for Navigators, by Mary Burger (Interbirth Books, 2008).
Woodshed Review: Not Really a Video Review of Karyna McGlynn's Alabama Steve (Destructible Heart Press, 2008).
Other
Rickshaw (2008)
Soundtrack: "Waste," from Phish's Billy Breathes
Throwing Snowballs (2008)
Third time's a charm.
