preious publications Below.

New Work coming soon

• New Work coming soon •

Room Magazine

My poem, The smell of fried snapper (caught in the mid-day breeze) was published in the 47.4 issue of Room Magazine. The edition came out in December 2024, so click the link below to browse their website!

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acta victoriana

My poem, “The sea as solace on the Atlantic passage” was published in Acta’s 148.2 issue. If you’d like to give it a look, press the link below.

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arc poetry

My poem, “Frankenstein’s Monster” was published in Arc 99. if you’d like to purchase the edition, click the link below.

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absynthe magazine

My poem, “muggy bodies” was published in the Fall 2022 edition. You can read the poem by pressing the link below.

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poet’s choice

My poem, “and” was published in an anthology by Poet’s Choice. if you’d like to purchase the edition, click the link below.

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Chickenscratch

Chickenscratch is an anthology produced by Trent University’s English department. Undergraduate and graduate students from the Peterborough and Durham campus submit their creative writing and are selected by a team of student editors.

The collection is edited entirely by students admitted on an application basis— a necessary feat considering the publishing process is shortened from years into months.

The course offers select students a look at all of the production steps of literary publishing; including content, structural, and copy editing, proofreading, marketing, printing, and sales.

Trent’s FreeDom Lounge

I was commissioned to write a poem for Trent University’s Freedom Lounge. Stop by and take a look!

twofold residency

Led by Co-Directors, Jill Glatt (Artist/Instructor) and Berlin Reed (Curator/Artist), the Twofold Residency presented an opportunity for BIPOC artists in Kingston, Ontario to dive into their practice.

The Twofold 2024 Artists in Residence were Shanique Peart, Alicia Udvari, Shamara Peart, and Sumera Khan. The group attended workshops, interviewed with local artists in the city, and began working on new projects. Click the link below to learn more about the exhibition they put together.

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