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Poems:
BOOKS:
Where No
Window Was.
Ottawa: BuschekBooks, 2002.
Aide-Mémoire.
Ottawa: BuschekBooks, 2007.
POEMS:
"Cranes." The
Canadian Forum LXII, no. 721
(September 1982), 35.
"Wars and
Roses." Atlantis: A Women's Studies
Journal 12, no. 2 (Spring 1987), 23.
"An
Unlearned Lesson of History."
Contemporary Verse 2 15, no. 3
(Winter 1993), 48-9.
"Old
Clothes." Intersections 94 (Toronto:
George Brown College, 1994), pp. 64-65.
"Hanging in
the Balance." Intersections 94 (Toronto:
George Brown College, 1994), p. 66.
"Migration."
Intersections 94 (Toronto:
George Brown College, 1994), p. 67.
“Virgin
Fear." Intersections 94 (Toronto:
George Brown College, 1994), p. 68.
"Nostalgia."
People's Poetry Letter 2, no. 3
(Winter 1995/96), 12.
"Eye High."
In Ted Plantos, ed. Not To Rest in
Silence: A Celebration of People's
Poetry. Hamilton &
Pittsburgh: UnMon Northland,
1996, p. 21.
"Other
Worlds." In Ted Plantos, ed. Not To
Rest in Silence: A Celebration of
People's Poetry. Hamilton &
Pittsburgh: UnMon Northland,
1996, p. 20.
"Summer in
the Yakima Valley." Grain 24, no.
4 (Spring 1997), 74-75. Used for the
Poetry Component of the British Columbia
June 2004 English 12 Provincial
Examination.
"Litanies of
Play." Room of One's Own 20, no.
3 (Fall 1997), 41.
"Dreaming of
this place." Room of One's Own
20, no. 3 (Fall 1997), 42.
"My Mother's Hands." Room of One's
Own 20, no. 3 (Fall 1997), 43.
"Infirmary
Visit." Room of One's Own 20, no.
3 (Fall 1997), 44-45.
"from
`Moments in the Fall 1996 Poetry
Colloquium, St. Peter's Abbey, Muenster,
Saskatchewan'" -- 2. "A Morning Walk,"
5. "The Abbey Root Cellar," 6. "The
Queen of Peace," 8. "Leo," and 9.
"Saying Goodbye to the Abbey." Grain
26, no. 1 (Summer 1998), 5-7.
"Infirmary
Visit" (revised). PRISM International
37, no. 1 (Fall 1998), 64-65.
"Infirmary
Visit." In Waiting for you to speak.
The winning poems of the 1998
Sandburg-Livesay Anthology Contest.
Pittsburgh: UnMon American, 1999,
pp. 107-108.
"Vati's
Orange." Vintage 1999: Poems from the
National Poetry Contest.
Vancouver: Ronsdale Press, 1999,
p. 64.
"Going Home
Again." In The Edges of Time: A
Celebration of Canadian Poetry.
Toronto: Seraphim Editions, 1999,
p. 140.
"A Killing."
In The Edges of Time: A Celebration
of Canadian Poetry.
Toronto: Seraphim Editions, 1999,
p. 141.
"Old
Footage." In The Edges of Time: A
Celebration of Canadian Poetry.
Toronto: Seraphim Editions, 1999,
p. 142.
"Up Tunnel
Mountain Trail." In League of Canadian
Poets. Vintage 2000.
Vancouver: Ronsdale Press, 2000,
p. 56.
"Angels in
the Snow." The Malahat Review no.
131 (Summer 2000), p. 93.
"Craving."
The Malahat Review no. 131
(Summer 2000), p. 92.
"America's
Heartland." In No Choice but to Trust.
The winning poems of the 1999
Sandburg-Livesay Anthology Contest.
Pittsburgh: UnMon America, 2000,
p. 118.
"My
Rockbed." In No Choice but to Trust.
The winning poems of the 1999
Sandburg-Livesay Anthology Contest.
Pittsburgh: UnMon America, 2000,
pp. 116-117.
"Renaissance." In No Choice but to
Trust. The winning poems of the 1999
Sandburg-Livesay Anthology Contest.
Pittsburgh: UnMon America, 2000,
pp. 115.
"`A Kindly
Man.'" One of Top Five Winter Winning
Poems in the 7th Annual People's
Political Poem Contest. People's
Poetry Letter 7, no. 1 (Fall/Winter
2000/2001), p. 6.
"After a
Poem by Paul Celan." The Pottersfield
Portfolio 21, no. 2 (Spring 2001),
p. 34.
"First Day
in
San Miguel de Allende." On the
Poetry Shortlist of THIS Magazine's
2001 Great Canadian Literary Hunt.
Announced in THIS Magazine,
September/October 2001, p. 31.
"Between
Iola and Moran." Literary Review of
Canada 9, no. 7 (September 2001), p.
22.
"Withdrawn."
Second Place Winner in the Word
Second Annual Poetry Contest (2001).
Published in Word: Toronto's Literary
Calendar, January 2002, p. 7.
"Unfolding
as it should." Pagitica 2, no. 1
(2002), pp.12-13.
"Curved
Mirrors." Pagitica 2, no. 1
(2002), p. 13.
"Caught."
Pagitica 2, no. 1 (2002), p. 14.
"le dernier
sommeil." ARC no. 48 (Summer
2002), pp. 28-29.
"Backlog."
First Place Winner in the Word
Third Annual Poetry Contest (2002).
Published in Word: Toronto's Literary
Calendar, February 2003, p. 7.
"Green
Splendour." The Horticultural
Societies of Parkdale and
Toronto Newsletter, March
2003, p. 6.
"Below
`Imponderable,' A Yellowed Iris." In
Listening with the Ear of the Heart:
Writers at St. Peter's. Edited by
Dave Margoshes and Shelley Sopher.
Muenster, Saskatchewan: St.
Peter's Press, 2003, pp. 221-222.
"Flower
Show." Atlantis: A Women's Studies
Journal, Special Issue One 2003,
International Feminist Perspectives:
Women and Violence, p. 3.
"On the Road to
Collingwood." Finalist in the
Pagitica 2003 Literary Contest.
Pagitica vol. 2, no. 4 (2004), pp.
8-9.
"A Handful
of Light."
Queen's Feminist Review vol.
12 (2004), p. 2.
"In
Retreat."
Queen's Feminist Review vol.
12 (2004), p. 35.
"Thinking of
a Former Student in Early Autumn."
Queen's Feminist Review vol. 12
(2004), p. 42.
"Dispute
with the Old Poet." Queen's Feminist
Review vol. 12 (2004), p. 62.
"Forms of
Rain." Honourable
Mention in the 2003/2004
Fiddlehead Poetry Contest. The
Fiddlehead no. 219 (Spring 2004), p.
10.
"On the
Antigonish to
Halifax Shuttle, August 2002."
The Fiddlehead Summer 2004 Poetry Issue,
p. 102.
"Photo by
Malek of a Farm Wife,
Quebec, 1940." The Fiddlehead
Summer 2004 Poetry Issue, p. 103.
“Burlap
Coast with a Red Velvet Lining.” The
Malahat Review (Fall 2004), p. 26.
“Courante.”
Quills: Canadian Poetry Magazine
(Spring 2005), p. 82.
“At the
Chinese Cemetery in Victoria, B.C.”
The Fiddlehead no. 226 (Winter
2005), p. 84.
“Blood Oranges on Siena’s Via del
Paridiso.” The Fiddlehead no. 226
(Winter 2005), p. 85.
“Gadfly.”
The Fiddlehead no. 226 (Winter
2005), p. 86.
“Though Not
Asked.” The Fiddlehead no. 226
(Winter 2005), p. 87.
“Après
Film.” ARC (Summer 2006), p.
66.
“Snow.”
ARC (Summer 2006), p. 67.
“A Little
Life.” Event vol. 35, no. 1
(Summer 2006), p. 48.
“Insufficiently Consequential.”
Honourable Mention in CV2 ’s 2007
2-Day Poem Contest.
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