Fiction & Poetry
A list of my various poetry and fiction writing credits, by year.
March 2013
Letters From New York [a Blood Magic novella] – Serial online novel
January 2012
Bleeder [Blood Magic, Book 1] – Serial online novel
September 2007
“Braille” (poem)- Nuit Blanche anthology
September 2005
“Ungrateful” (rant) – We Are the Bytches anthology
August 2005
“Bone Drum” (poem) – The Dream People: Screaming Riffs edition
April 2005
Foreword for J. Sin’s Death and Deity collection.
July 2004
“To Do or Not To Do” (rant) – The Best of Shebytches #1 collection
June 2003
“Spring Rain” (poem) – NFG #3
December 2002
“The Nights are Not Yet So Warm” (poet) – NFG #1
“Skin Poems” (poem) – Labour of Love #19
“Dancing” (poem) – Labour of Love #19
November 2002
Some Words Spoken (poetry collection, co-authored with Cynthia Gould) – ISBN 0-9730990-2-X
July 2002
the sound of one girl screaming… (poetry chapbook)
May 2002
“Pyro” (poem) – Voices Under the Guise of Darkness Vol. 3
“Motion” (poem) – Voices Under the Guise of Darkness Vol. 3
“My Muse, that little slut!” (poem) – Voices Under the Guise of Darkness Vol. 3
November 2001
“Details” (flash fiction) – 62
September 2001
“Earthquake” (poem) – Labour of Love #17
July 2001
Bruises on the Inside (poetry chapbook)
May 2001
“Flesh Cocaine” (poem) – Voices Under the Guise of Darkness Vol. 2
“Phone S(ex)” (poem) – Voices Under the Guise of Darkness Vol. 2
October 2000
“Ghosts” (poem) – Dreams for Darkness Issue #3
May 2000
“On Jehovah’s Witnesses and Being Force-fed Religion” (rant) – Voices Under the Guise of Darkness Vol. 1
December 1999
“Fantasia” (fiction) – The Danforth Review Vol. I No. II
November 1999
Legacy (and other short fiction) – short story chapbook
Spring 1997 – Summer 1998
If Demons Were Angels (serial fiction) – ICGN
August 1997
Memories of Two Weeks of Silence… or a journey into chaos (spoken word chapbook)
Summer 1997
“On Writing Poetry for You” (poem) – Paradigm Issue #2
Spring 1997
“Reason Not to Date the DJ” (poem) – Paradigm Issue #1
December 1996
“Apologies” (poem) – Beta