Poems online

• Send my Love to Anyone: Excerpt from The Garbage Poems
• The Garbage Poems (interactive website): The Garbage Poems
• 2023 CBC Poetry Prize Shortlist: Sweetness | מתיקות
• The Goose: A Journal of Arts Environment and Culture in Canada: How Long Until No Longer This?(with illustrations by April White)
• Blessing for the Matzah (also published with Opaat Press)
• Voices From the FOLD (Festival of Literary Diversity Program 2022): In which skinny dipping temporarily fixes a voice
• Canthius Pleasures Project: Blessing for the swim selfie + Every so often you love your body
• Arcturus: Let’s Build a Theme Park for All our Bad Ideas + I Have Spent All Day Trying to Have a Voice
• Rogue Agent: Puncture Arc
• Rogue Agent: Insomnia Manifesto
• Tinderbox: Writing the Same Poem Over & Over
• Arc Poetry: Maybe a Body
• Bracken Magazine: Four Poems (from the Garbage Poems)
• Juniper Journal: Night Swimming, Fall Equinox
• Maisonneuve: Sometimes a whole day
• Arc Poem of the Year shortlist: Middle Pool
• Plenitude Magazine: Everything We Broke
• Eyewear blog: The Patron Saint of Bagpipes
• Lambda Literary Poetry Spotlight: When Women Were Clouds
• Room Magazine: Mother Earth At the Bar

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Books

• The Garbage Poems (Brick Books, 2025)
• The Nights Also (Tightrope Books, 2010)

Anthologies (Contributor)

• “Blessing for the Matzah.” On Occasion: Poems for the People, edited by Sina Queyras, Coach House Books, (forthcoming 2026).
• “In Which Skinny Dipping Temporarily Fixes a Life.” Impact: Women Writing After Concussion, edited by by E. D. Morin and Jane Cawthorne, University of Alberta Press, 2021, pp.173-186.
• “I Am Writing A Spell for Your Nervous System.” Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis, Edited by Kathryn Mockler, Coach House Books, 2020.
• “Overcast.” Al Purdy A-Frame Alumni Anthology, edited by Brian T. W. Way,  Al Purdy A-Frame Association, 2020.
•  “I Am Writing A Spell for Your Nervous System.” Al Purdy A-Frame Alumni Anthology, edited by Brian T. W. Way,  Al Purdy A-Frame Association, 2020.
• “Blueberries, Red Head Cove.” Sustenance, edited by Rachel Rose. Anvil Press, 2017, p.49.
• “For the Boys Cliff-Jumping by the Memorial Stone.” In Fine Form, 2nd Edition, edited by Kate Braid and Sandy Shreve. Caitlin Press, 2016, p. 57.
• “Morning After.” Making Room: Forty Years of Room Magazine. Room Magazine, 2016, p. 247.
• “Cabin Fever.” Alive at the Center: Contemporary Poems from the Pacific Northwest, edited by by Susan Denning, Daniela Elza, and Cody Walker. Ooligan Press, 2013, p.38.
• “Cabin Fever.” Vancouver: Alive at the Center, edited by Daniela Elza, Bonnie Nish, and Robin Susanto. Ooligan Press, 2013.
• “Morning After.” Best Canadian Poetry in English 2008, edited by Stephanie Bolster, Tightrope Books, 2009, p. 112.
• “Boiled Beet.” Joining the Sisterhood: Young Jewish Women Write Their Lives. Ed. Tobin Belzer and Julie Pelc. State University of New York, 2003, p. 106.
• “Boiled Beet.” The Torah: A Women’s Commentary. New York, NY: URJ Press, 2008.

Journals & Magazines

2025

• “How Long Until No Longer This? Notes on Incomplete Research into How Long it Will Take These Mylar Balloons in the Shape of a 5 and a 3 to Decompose Entirely.” The Goose: A Journal for Arts, Environment and and Culture in Canada, vol. 20 , no. 2 , article 13, 2025.
• “Twist this Lifted Lexicon,” “Mikveh,” “April and I Take the Go Pro Swimming on the Last Weekend of Summer.” Send My Love to Anyone, Issue 48, Aug 12, 2025.

2024

• “Gesture Goods.” Canthius, issue 14, Oct. 2024.
• “Your Discarded Grocery Receipt as an Archeology of Joy.” Canthius, issue 14, Oct. 2024.
• “A few Words About the Idea of Litter.” Canthius, issue 14, Oct. 2024.

2023

• “Let’s Build a Theme Park for All our Bad Ideas.” Arcturus Magazine, July 14, 2023.
• “I Have Spent All Day Trying to Have a Voice.” Arcturus Magazine, July 14, 2023.
• “Writing the Same Poem Over & Over.” Tinderbox Journal, March, 2023
• “Puncture Arc.” Rogue Agent, issue 97, April 1, 2023
• “Insomnia Manifesto.” Rogue Agent, issue 98, May 1, 2023

2022

• “In Which Skinny Dipping Temporarily Fixes a Voice.” Voices From the FOLD: A Festival Magazine Year 7, 2022.
• “Mammalian Dive Reflex.” Bracken, issue IX, June.
•  “After We Undress Quietly in the Sun.” Bracken, issue IX, June.
•  “First Swim of the Season.” Bracken, issue IX, June.
•  “Cold Shock.” Bracken, issue IX, June.
•  “Can We Talk about Pleasure?” Grain Magazine, vol. 39.3, Spring. 
• “April and I Take the GoPro Swimming.” Grain Magazine, vol. 39.3, Spring. 
• “Night Swimming, Fall Equinox.” Juniper Journal, volume 5, issue 3.
• “Towards a Manifesto of Napping.” CV2, Sick Poetics Issue, volume 44, issue 4, Spring.

2021

• “Blessing for the Swim Selfie.” Canthius Pleasures Project, July.
• “Every So Often You Love Your Body.” Canthius Pleasures Project, July.
• “Theme Song for Loneliness in a Pandemic.” Room Magazine, issue 44.2.

2020

• “Portals.” Fiddlehead, 75th Anniversary Issue.

2019

• “In Which it Takes a Long Time to Recover.” Riddle Fence, Summer.
• “In which Skinny Dipping Restores a Voice.” Riddle Fence, Summer.
• “Skinny Dipping in the Rain.” Riddle Fence, Summer.

2018

• “Sometimes a Whole Day.” Maisonneuve, Summer.
• “Herx.” Malahat Review, Queer Perspectives Issue, no. 205, Winter 2018.

2016

• “What We Broke.” Plentitude, November.

2015

• “Middle Pool, Where We Submerge Three Times Like the Mikvah.” ARC, issue 77, Summer 2015: 17.

2014

• “!” CV2, Volume 36, issue 4, Spring 2014: 69.
• “.” CV2, Volume 36, issue 4, Spring 2014: 70.
• “—” CV2, Volume 36, issue 4, Spring 2014: 71.

2011

• “The Moment.” Geist, issue 80, Spring 2011.

2010

• “Descent.” CV2, Volume 36, Issue 2, Fall 2010: 80.

2008

• “Present Temperature.” CV2, Volume 30, issue 3, 2008:80-81. (Lina Chartrand Award.)
• “Pass Creek Tower: Arriving.” CV2, Volume 30, issue 3, 2008: 79.
• “Time to go.” CV2, Volume 30, issue 3, 2008: 82
• “Patron Saint of Bagpipes.” PRISM International, issue 46:3, Spring 2008: 19.

2007

• “Mackerel Sky.” Antigonish Review, Issue 148, Winter 2007: 115.
• “Never believe the parson’s daughter when she says she’ll keep a secret.” Antigonish Review, Issue 148, Winter 2007: 114.
• “October, St. John’s.” Antigonish Review, Issue 148, Winter 2007: 113.
• “Symptom 11: Sleep may be disturbed.” Prairie Fire, volume 28, no. 3 (2007): 34.
• “Oh Dear Body.” Prairie Fire, volume 28, no. 3 (2007): 35.
• “Argument for Remembering.” Prairie Fire, volume 28, no. 3 (2007): 36-7.
• “Morning After.” Room Magazine, Volume 30.2: 84.
• “Mother Earth At the Bar.” Room Magazine, Volume 30.2: 85.

2006

• “Lullaby for Small.” PRISM International, issue 45.1, Fall 2006.
• “The Moment.” PRISM International, issue 45.1, Fall 2006.
• “Tulip.” PRISM International, issue 45.1, Fall 2006.
• “This is the summer your mother died and I am leaving in the morning for the city.” Antigonish Review 144 (2006): 103.
• “Armpit poem.” Grain Magazine, Volume 33, No. 4, Spring 2006: 106. 
• “Back in five.” Grain Magazine, Volume 33, No. 4, Spring 2006: 107. 

2005

• “A New Theory of Darkness.” CV2, Volume 28, issue 1, 2005:63.
• “The Old Chase.” CV2, Volume 28, issue 1, 2005:64.
• “Hard Slow Note.” CV2, Volume 28, issue 1, 2005:65.
• “Russian Doll.” Arc Poetry Magazine, Winter 2005: 62.

2001

• “Looking for Something.” The Malahat Review, 136 (2001): 52.
• ” Full.” The Malahat Review, 136 (2001): 53.

2000

• “Medusa’s Lullaby.” Grain Magazine, Volume 27, No. 4, Spring 2000: 69.
• “Loose woman.” Prairie Fire, Volume 21, No. 2, Summer 2000: 94.
• “Shirt collar.” Prairie Fire, Volume 21, No. 2, Summer 2000: 95.
• “Loose woman.” Inner Harbour Review, 2000: 48.
• “Never Believe the Parson’s Daughter When She Says She’ll Keep a Secret.” Inner Harbour Review, 2000: 31v.