Different Beasts
What does it mean to be both human and monster? These twelve stories consider the beasts we carry with us, invoke in others and fend off in the night.
Goose Lane Editions
Release date: September 17, 2017
Sheepasnörus Rex
The New Quarterly, Issue 146
How to Ask
Whether it’s a matter of fun or democracy, consent is at the centre of contemporary digital culture. On Medium in Rough Draft: Media Story and Society
Transmedia Zone, Ryerson University
Can AR make people go outside more?
Technology can alienate us from nature, but maybe it can connect us to it, too. On Medium in Rough Draft: Media Story and Society
Transmedia Zone, Ryerson University
Can Haptics Reclaim Touch from the Glassy Screen?
Are we experiencing a crisis of touch?
On Medium in Rough Draft: Media Story and Society
Transmedia Zone, Ryerson University
The Perils of Social Media as the New Public Square
In their ubiquity and scale, Facebook and Twitter can resemble public space. But it’s an illusion.
On Medium in Rough Draft: Media Story and Society
Transmedia Zone, Ryerson University
Gentle Into the Metaverse
Essay on the Importance of Physical Setups for Virtual Reality Projects
On Medium in Rough Draft: Media Story and Society
Transmedia Zone at Ryerson University
The Ouroboros
EVENT 46.1, Summer 2017
For the Notes on Writing issue
Eel of the Lake
Reckoning 1, December 2016
Journey Prize Stories 28
McLelland & Stewart, 2016
Two stories
Elegy for Jabronis
(excerpt online)
CBC Poetry Prize longlist, Fall 2016
The Last Ham
House of Anansi Digital Single, 2013
e-book for Kobo, Kindle, web reader
Honorable Mention, Thomas Morton Prize in Literary Excellence
Home Range
(excerpt online)
Malahat Review No. 192, Fall 2015
Winner, Jack Hodgins Founder’s Award
Longlisted for the 2016 Journey Prize
Between the Pickles
Bristol Short Story Prize Anthology Volume 8,
October 2015
Second Prize, Bristol Short Story Prize, 2015
Shortlist, Matrix LitPOP Award, 2009
How the Grizzly Came to Hang in the Royal Oak Hotel
EVENT 44.1, June 2015
Shortlisted for the 2016 Journey Prize
Abraham Snow and the Ice that He Carried
(excerpt online)
The Dalhousie Review, January 2015
Neutral Buoyancy
Online
Joyland Toronto, September 2014
Little Flags
Online
Danforth Review, Fiction #49, January 2014
The Black Sands of Samyang
Online
The Puritan, Issue 12, Fall 2011
Five poems
filling Station # 63, Spring 2016
Spaghetti Dinner at St. Ignatius’
Feathertale Review, April 2016
The Brewmaster’s Art
carte blanche 23, March 2015
Songs of Autocorrected Experience: So You Think You Can Terrorist
Carbon Culture Review, March 2015
I will write past the page that occasions my end
Erasure poem, Silver Birch Press Celebrity Free Verse series,
September 2014
Dubious Feast
Found Poetry Review: W/R/T David Foster Wallace,
September 2013
a clamor in one’s heart
Collection of 30 found poems, Pulitzer Remix, April 2013
Become a Chinese Poet
Paragon IV, 2011
Desktop Hymn
The Broken City, Winter 2009
Review: After James
Globe and Mail, September 2016
Review: Ice Diaries
Globe and Mail, March 2016
Rheostatics profile
Globe and Mail, September 2015
“Close Encounters with a Big Squid”
Short feature, Hakai Magazine, May 2015
“Bugging You”
The Walrus, May 2015
Review: H is for Hawk
Globe and Mail, March 2015
“Altered States: The double life of author Craig Davidson”
Globe and Mail, January 2015
Review: Circling the Midnight Sun
Globe and Mail, October 2014
Review: The Oil Man and the Sea
Globe and Mail, November 2013
“Why preserving the view in Canada is more than just tilting at windmills”
Essay on Prince Edward County, Globe and Mail, October 2013
Review: The Once and Future World
Globe and Mail, September 2013
“A Park Apart”
Essay, The Walrus, May 2012