She Publishes

Some selected gigs and publications: work published in print and online.

2010-2024 Writing about bookish life in Canada, CanLit, and being BuriedInPrint: a collection of 2,300 articles, essays and reviews, including discussion of more than 1,150 works by Canadian writers

2024 Resident Reviewer at The /tƐmz/ Review: writing about long- and short-form fiction published by independent presses, including “On Christina Cooke’s Broughtupsy” (R) and ” “On Andrew Hunter’s It Was Dark There All the Time” (R)

2023 Regular Contributor to The Chicago Review of Books, including “The Relationship between Reader and Story in Family Meal” (R); “On Graeme Macrae Burnet’s Case Study” (R)

2023 Regular Contributor to World Literature Today, including Mar/Apr 2023 “On Norma Dunning’s Kinauvit? What’s Your Name?” (R 78-9)

2023 EVENT Poetry and Prose 52.2: Featured Fiction Review (R 104-107)

2022 Regular Reviewer for Herizons, including 36.4 (Fall 2022) “On Larissa Lai’s The Lost Century” (R 33-4) and 36.3 (Summer 2022) “On Stephanie Clérmont’s The Music Game” (R 31)

2022 Carousel “A Search for Another Ending: On Victoria Hetherington’s Autonomy (R)

2022 Literary—Many Gendered—Mothers “On Dale Spender” (E)

2022 Australian Women Writers: The Early YearsOn Katharine Susannah Prichard’s Goldfields Trilogy” (R)

2022 The Hamilton Review of Books 9On Sheila Heti’s Pure Colour” (R)

2022 PRISM international “Between the Pigments: A Review of S.J. Sindu’s Blue-Skinned Gods” (R)

2021 Regular Contributor to Literary Ladies: Biographies, including Margaret Landon and Jean Webster; Essays, including “From the Heavens to the Archives: Rachel Field and Anatole Litvak on All This, and Heaven Too and “Marching with the Children: ‘The King and I’ Revisited”

2021 “Rewriting the Climate Apocalypse” Herizons 35.3 (Fall 2021): 14-19 (Cover Feature)

2020 Vol1Brooklyn “Playing Checkers in Brooklyn: Hope and Resilience in Betty Smith’s Wartime Fiction” (E)

2020 The Los Angeles Review of Books, including Piecework and Assembly: On Judith Teitelman’s “Guesthouse for Ganesha” (R) and “On Ponies, Players, and Improbability: On Shannon Pufahl’s “On Swift Horses” (R)

2020 Ars Mεdica 15.1 (Winter 2020): “Syllabus” 43-48 (SS)

E=Essay / R=Review / SS=Short Story


In addition to the selection of publications above, other work has been published in North America and Europe, in print and online (e.g. The Rusty Toque, Room, Other Voices, Mslexia, Wandering Dog, QWF, Orbis, Tears in the Fence, Pagitica, Front and Centre, and Danforth Review).

Short fiction anthologized by City Works Press (US) and the milieu press (Canada).

And other recognition?
Five Fingers Review’s Annual Fiction Contest (Winner),
NOW’s Annual Feminist Fiction Writers’ Award (Winner),
So to Speak’s Annual Short Fiction Contest (Finalist),
Other Voices’ Annual Fiction Contest (Shortlist),
Phillip Good Competition (Shortlist),
THIS Magazine’s Great Canadian Literary Hunt (Shortlist),
Short Fiction submitted by ars medica for consideration for the Journey Prize.

Professional Memberships
National Book Critics Circle (Voting member)