Presence Interrupted is a collection of poems diving into themes of self-contradiction, whimsical storytelling, and romanticism utilizing formal language styles—the culmination of self-exploration, imagination, and dreaming. This chapbook includes two main parts beginning with Self-Contradicting Confessions and a second part, Stories from Nowhere. An array of vividly described settings are introduced such as wild gardens, the corners of Hell, wicked cities, and misty woods. The originally illustrated cover is both haunting and mysterious, cluing the reader as to what mystifying experiences await.