• “Philia", The New Quarterly, 158, Spring 2021

• "1979, Prose Glosa for Stalker-Girl" and "Poem Improvised Around a Line of Gwendolyn MacEwan's",  Riddle Fence, 36, Spring 2020

• “Inauguration Day”, Cascadia Magazine, September 2019

• “Young Woman at the Edge of Light”, The Malahat Review, 206, Spring 2019

• "Boynton Canyon" and "Postscript to The Writes of Spring", The Malahat Review, 122, Spring 1998

"You track X to the catacombs of the Arts Building after Tuesday’s class, past that whiff of 

plumbing in the vents. It’s cold outside but you don’t want warmth, you just want to go on 

thinking about him. All semester you’ve been criss-crossing the campus, ducking into doorways, 

hoping for a glimpse of his dark-blue corduroy blazer. Now you’ve tracked him to the heat-

pumped café, where Lebanese guys in white aprons serve up bagels with lox and a side of 

pickles. You could step inside, but face-to-face isn’t your style. If you weren’t hypertrophic, 

you’d order a coffee..."

from 1979, Prose Glosa for Stalker-Girl