- “by the rivière des Outaouais”, où. oui. ouin., “mon yeu i remember”, “the problem of bodies outside of poems”, Riddle Fence, forthcoming
- “douleur days douleur daze”, “sing o pain”, Arc Poetry Magazine, forthcoming
- “bilingual insomniac at the witching hour”, Plenitude, forthcoming
- “predictive text”, Augur Magazine, forthcoming
- “naming a plant after the dead”, PRISM International, 60.4, 2022
- “monster mine mon monstre”, Tupelo Quarterly 27 (disability folio), 2022
- “a sinkhole invites a street to consider its future”, Uncanny Magazine, 2022
- “Call it what it is”, “a brief history of blame”, “the autocorrected form”, Riddle Fence issue 42, 2021
- “Hospital Time”; “Make your poems Voyagers”, EVENT, 2020
- “Calling a Body a Body”, Literary Review of Canada, 2020
- “Arachnoid Cyst”, This Magazine, 2020
- “Can we call this an aubade?”, Pandemic Publications, 2020
- “Holiday tragedy”, Geez issue 55, 2020
- “Bilingual pathways“; “With apologies to those with congenital analgesia“, Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ), 2019
- “To a chronically pained body“, The Puritan, 2019
- “Post-convulsive recovery”, Bywords, 2019
- “my partner makes of me a poem”, PRISM International 57.4, 2019
- “Let us for a moment call this pain by other words“, BOAAT, 2019
- “Un docteur anglophone traduit les inquiétudes de son patient avec Google / An English speaking doctor translates the concerns of his patient with Google”, Riddle Fence issue 32, 2019
- “The body calls for guests”, Arc Poetry Magazine issue 88, 2019
- “He plays the spoons”; “Upkeep”, The Antigonish Review issue 196, 2019
- “Inside story,” Plenitude, 2019
- “Other body prayer”, Glass: A Poetry Journal (Poets Resist), 2019
- “After convulsing in public“, Poetry Pause (The League of Canadian Poets), 2019
- “To write you en français“; “What You Learn, Drowning“, The Anti-Languorous Project, 2019
- “The Eganville Healer’s Compound”; “Side effects may include strangers“, Train: a poetry journal, 2018
- “After deciding not to die by suicide, you should be thinking”, Guest 1, 2018
- “Card game with disabled friends“, Big Smoke Poetry, 2018
- “MRI, or The New Art of Anthropomancy“, Atticus Review, 2018
- “you are (b)rain weather”, The Quilliad, 2018
- “Old Young Man“; “Degeneration“, Wordgathering, 2018
- “Niece with a peach following four minutes of Planet Earth“, Yes Poetry, 2018
- “Oliver”, Plenitude, 2018
- “Afternoon with Grandparents“, Uncanny Magazine, 2017
- “To A Dying Friend“, Uncanny Magazine, 2015
- “A Portrait of the Monster as an Artist“, Mythic Delirium, 2015
- “Train in my veins“, Stone Telling 10, 2014
- “Sand Bags“, Strange Horizons, 2013
- “My Child Has Winter In His Bones”, Tesseracts 17, Colleen Anderson and Steve Vernon ed., Edge, 2013
- “The Bone-Built World”, Not One of Us #50, 2013
- “I Am Learning To Forget“, Strange Horizons, 2013
- “Smoking, The Old Sergeant Remembers 30 Mins Past Ceasefire”, Shock Totem 7, 2013
- “The Theatre Golems”, Mythic Delirium 28, 2013
- “Let me show you you“, Stone Telling 9, 2013
- “Since Breaking Through the Ice”, Star*line 35.4, 2012
- Reprinted in Imaginarium 2013: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing, Sandra Kasturi & Samantha Beiko, Chizine Publications, 2013
- “My Dead Hands Lover, I’m Leaving You“, Through the Gate 1, 2013
- “Penny“, inkscrawl 4, August 2012
- Reprinted in Imaginarium 2013: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing, Sandra Kasturi & Samantha Beiko, Chizine Publications, 2013
- “A Mask Is Not a Face“, Goblin Fruit, Summer 2012
- “Watch For That Horizon“, inkscrawl 1, 2012
- “In His Eighty-Second Year“, Stone Telling 7, 2012