Well here are some recent drawings and an essay and a notice of what will happen if people do not stop torturing me.

This is the journal of Refried Bean from the years of working on an MFA and being abused as a cashier at Barnes and Noble. It is not as entertaining some of Refried's other books but is still interesting and might be helpful for people who don't think Christians can or should be mentally ill, or who think that capitalism can do no wrong.

Happy Groundhog's Day, everyone. This book is a tell-all journey to the frontiers of rudeness, reminiscent of why some people don't appreciate a free ticket to Shropshire.

Honestly, this book isn't that great, everyone, but it does have some interesting poems and essays with some shock value probably for anyone else who tries to do the best they can and sacrifices themself in a mean culture that tries to hurt people and animals every day. Do not cook a goat in its mothers milk.

This is a short collection of jumble poems, blog posts, and essays from Refried Bean.

Apple Novel is the fourth book in the Imaginary mice series, originally meant to be the third book of a trilogy. It is a book about a presbyterian mice church in a food pantry and a river attacked by snakes. Mice children have to hide in bushels of apples after being scared of the story from Genesis. This book contains excerpts from the Westminster Shorter Catechism.

This book contains a collection of poems and a collection of writings from an online Christian theology course.

This book is a collection of poems and theology blurbs and some other essays, prayers, and notes during a time of covid, protests, and bad history re-enactment.

This book is a collection of cartoon pictures of googly-eyed creatures by Refried Bean.

In this third novel of the imaginary mice trilogy by Refried Bean, mice defend their homelands from Bad Rat and leaks in the abyss. Oatis the Funny Farm mouse shares a cookie idea that helps everyone, and Refried describes life during the Coronoravirus outbreak in NYC.

This book is a short novel about an English teacher, a football team, and some friendly imaginary mice who help save a prayer factory.

This is a book of poems, stories, and a few personal essays. A lot of the writing is Christian themed or relates to experiences with mental illness.