On 2 April 2019, Pratt released "Todd Sweeney: The Fiend of Fleet High", a contemporary parody of the Victorian era Sweeney Todd that mixes elements of thriller and gay fiction. This was also Hosta Press' first published book. He has also had some recent anthology publications, including Jameson Currier's "With", Paul Alan Fahey's "The Other Man", and Jerry Wheeler's "The Dirty Diner". Pratt directed and performed several of his works for the theatre during time in New York City, including the HERE Arts Center, The Flea Theatre, the Theatre of the Elephant, The Duplex, the Cornelia Street Café, Dixon Place, and the Eight Annual New York International Fringe Festival. He also was the original director for various plays by John Mighton, the Canadian playwright, and has collaborated with various others, such as Brazilian professor and researcher Rogério M. Pinto, and Michigan artist Nicholas Williams, who he worked with on "TIME", a piece of performance art at the Forge in Detroit. In 2018, Pratt founded Hosta Press, an independent press based in Ann Arbor, formed of editors and designers who have a passion for art and thought. Their purpose is to pursue prose, poetry and art with a queer focus. Their first published material was Pratt's "Todd Sweeney: The Fiend of Fleet High" in April 2019. The book that has gained Pratt the most critical acclaim has been "Bob the book", as it gained him the 2011 Lambda Literary Award for Gay Debut fiction, as well as a 2011 TLA GAYBIE nomination for Best Fiction, and a place on the Short List for Best Novel in the 2011 Gaylactic Spectrum Award. Gay Literature  Gay Literature  Short fiction