A work of autofiction concerned with memory, war, family, beauty, grief, travel, sensuality, and the strange persistence of experience long after the events themselves have ended.
The book moves through time by association rather than chronology, allowing memory, place, weather, and consciousness to form its deeper architecture.
A literary crime novel set in New Orleans.
Swipe combines the momentum of crime fiction with an examination of grief, violence, punishment, consequence, and the moral weather surrounding human decisions.
A collection of short fiction shaped by the sea, travel, memory, risk, distance, and the peculiar moral world inhabited by people who live and work on the water.
A novel in which landscape and emotion increasingly become inseparable.
Water, memory, loss, and human attachment move through the book until place itself begins to participate in consciousness.
A novel of memory, atmosphere, sensuality, silence, and moral consequence.
The book reflects Dodgson’s increasing interest in European literary forms and in fiction where inner life and physical place become inseparable.
Set within the artistic and cultural world of Paris, L’Auteur explores grief, artistic identity, cultural memory, self-invention, conversation, and the unstable relationship between the life lived and the life remembered.
A wide-ranging novel concerned with history, political pressure, artistic life, inherited identity, and the long effects of cultural upheaval.
A novel concerned with art, identity, human relationships, and the accumulation of experience into pattern.
A work of intimacy, correspondence, memory, and emotional distance.
A novel structured through the seasons and rooted in the vineyards and villages of southern France.
It explores land, labor, migration, weather, memory, recurrence, belonging, and return.
Selections from the novel were published by Live Encounters.
A multi-generational family epic concerned with inheritance, migration, labor, war, family mythology, photographs, journals, remembered speech, and the way the dead continue to exert pressure upon the living.
A historical novel set in Occitania during the thirteenth century.
The novel follows singers, poets, nobles, wanderers, and witnesses through a period in which political conquest, language, romantic poetry, oral tradition, and the written word meet at a historical hinge.
At its center is a question that runs through much of Dodgson’s work:
What survives when the people carrying the memory are gone?