He has lived and worked in all areas of Canada and the Territories and has travelled extensively abroad. His style is reflective of the Imagist and the french Imagiste schools of the earle 20th century. He uses an open structure and a deliberate lack of punctuation to allow the reader greater freedom in the interpretation of his work. He cites the influence of Dylan Thomas, Ginzburg, the early Pound, and Bukowski in his work.