SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
2019 “The Problem of Standardized Breast Cancer Narratives.” Special Feature: Medicine and Society. CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal. November 25: E1-E2. Web. (Accepted, Forthcoming)
2019 “Transforming Disabling Trauma through Care Work and Collective Affinity: Mental Disability and ‘a Shared Queerness’ in Cereus Blooms at Night.” Studies in Canadian Literature. 44.1: 181-197. Print.
2018 “On ‘Not Writing’: With Apologies to Anne Boyer.” my (small press) writing day Blog. 18 Sept: n. pag. Web.
2016 “Chronically Ill, Critically Crip?: Poetry, Poetics and Dissonant Disabilities.” Disability Studies Quarterly. 36.4: n. pag. Web.
2015 “Queering Breast Cancer’s Affective Narratives: The Summer of Her Baldness and The L Word.” Special Issue: Queer/Affect. Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature. 48.1: 49-64. Print.
2014 “Counternarratives of Breast Cancer and Chronic Illness: Performing Disruption, Patienthood and Narrative Repair.” Special Issue: On Medicine. Performance Research. 19.4: 97-106. Print.
2011 “Feeling Angry: Breast Cancer Narratives, Cancer Prevention and Public Affects.” Canadian Woman Studies. Special Issue: Women and Cancer. 28.2/3: 117-122. Print.
2008 “Unfulfilled Promises: Troubling Trafficked Women in Eastern Promises.” Re-public: Re-imagining Democracy. Special Issue: Sexing Borders: n. pag. Web.
Translated into Greek: “Ανεκπλήρωτες υποσχέσεις: Προβληματισμός για το εμπόριο γυναικών στην ταινία Eastern Promises.” Re-public: Re-imagining Democracy. Special Issue: Φύλο και σύνορα.: n. pag. Web.
SELECTED POETRY PUBLICATIONS:
“Sensorial.” Plenitude. Victoria. 1 (2012): 24-26.
“Pass Creek.” Room Magazine. Vancouver. 31.1 (2008): 50-61.
“Surge Narrows.” Prism International. Vancouver: University of British Columbia. 46:2 (2008): 55-58.
“Vernacular Hearts.” The Fiddlehead. Fredericton: University of New Brunswick. 234 (2008): 59-62.
“Disquiet.” Qwerty. Fredericton: University of New Brunswick. 21 (2007): 9-12.
“Indifferent Season.” Prism International. Vancouver: University of British Columbia. 45:1 (2006): 22-27.
