POEMS ONLINE

Mental Moonshine; Address to a Common Octopus; Last Will at Mercutio Press.

Fool's Errand; Jake; Been a Long Time; Small Song of Wonders; White Trash; Corona After the Blizzard at the University of Toronto Library's Canadian poetry website.

Portrait of the Nihilist as a Young Man; Sointula Sitka; Ego Sum; Maul; Religion; at The Book Mine Set.

Skunk at the PEI Poet Laureate's website.

Other links to poems below, under "Poems in Journals & Magazines."



POEMS IN ANTHOLOGIES

Rocksalt: An Anthology of Contemporary BC Poetry (Ganges: Mother Tongue Publishing, 2008): "Heron, False Creek."

Open Wide a Wilderness: Canadian Nature Poems (Kitchener: WLUP, 2008): "Duck, Duck, Goose."

To Find Us: Words and Images of Halifax (Halifax: Nimbus, 2005): "Pat's Grocery."

In Fine Form (Vancouver: Raincoast, 2005): "Fool's Errand."

Let Yourself Go (Windsor: Black Moss Press, 2005): "Over Supper, the Doctor Recalls a Quirk in the Medical History of Baffin Island."

Dark Lullaby (Pittsburgh: UnMon America, 2004): "From Suffering into Laughter."

Late Night Translations from the Esperanto (Montreal: Elevator Press, 2001): "The aurora was a green cobra"; "Inflation"; "Igloolik."

No Choice but to Trust (Pittsburgh: UnMon America, 2000): "Stacking Boxes in the Belly of a Flying Whale."

SEEDS (Toronto: Hidden Brook Press, 2000): "Permanently Temporary." Honourable Mention.



POEMS IN JOURNALS & MAGAZINES

Forget Magazine, February 2008: "Love Song: Thou Alone."

Event 35:2, Autumn 2006: "Skunk," "Field of Floes," "He Loves His Neighbours & Despises Himself," "Steady."

Elysian Fields Quarterly 23:4, Autumn 2006: "Hustle."

Elysian Fields Quarterly 23:3, Summer 2006: "Too Old."

Existere 26:1, Spring 2006: "Starfish Song," "Atum," "In Praise of the African Naked Mole Rat."

Elysian Fields Quarterly 23:1, Winter 2006: "He Learns Faith in His Instincts."

Contemporary Verse 2 28:2, Autumn 2005: translations of six poems by Emile Nelligan.

The Fiddlehead 225, Autumn 2005: "Corona: After the Blizzard."

The New Quarterly 95, Summer 2005: "Been a Long Time," "He Finds an Acceptable Way to Grieve," "The Pond," "At the Laurier Metro Station," "Nimble and Poise."

Eye Weekly, March 31 2005: "The Exterminator's Song to the Silverfish".

Forget Magazine, February 2005: "Eclipse Sound," "Operation Surname" & "Fenris Found Dead on Cornwallis". Reprinted from Unsettled.

Cranks & Lurkers, December 2004: "Small Song of Wonders."

Maisonneuve, 12, November 2004: "Qausuittuq." 3rd place in "Blackouts and Blown Fuses" contest.

The Danforth Review, September 2004: "A Whiff of Mussel Mud."

Ice-Floe: International Poetry of the Far North, 5:1, Summer Solstice 2004: "Sonnet: And you, my comely cloudcounter, how low..."

Maisonneuve, 9, June/July 2004: "Forklift Operator Wanted; Recreational Facilities Provided" & "Duck, Duck, Goose."

The Danforth Review, March 2004: "Bowhead."

Tower Poetry, 49:2, Winter 2000/01: "And Tomorrow, Will the Sun Rise?"

The Amethyst Review, 8:2, Winter 2000: "The Cruelest Month."

The Amethyst Review, 8:1, Summer 2000: "Clyde River."

New West Review, 25:3, Summer 2000: "Goddamn Sun"; "Signs and Suns."

Pottersfield Portfolio, 20:2, Spring 2000: "The Aurora was a Green Cobra."

People's Poetry Letter, 6:1, Fall/Winter 1999/2000: "The Iceberg's Soliloquy." Co-winner, People's Poetry Political Poem Prize.

Fathom (Dalhousie University), 16, Spring 1999: "Permanently Temporary"; "Broken Island." "Permanently Temporary" won 2nd Prize in Fathom's poetry contest.