Recent:
- “in dreams” and “food bank” in Peter F Yacht Club: VerseFest Special (Mar 2025, print)
- haiku in Wandering Wakfield (Feb 2025)
- “forty years ago”, and “a light handful of moths” in Bywords.ca (August 2024)
- “Esther Moore” at Chaudiere Books, National Poetry month (April, 2024)
- Peter F Yacht Club, Versefest Edition (Mar, 2024, print)
- Wombwell Rainbow (Aug 2023)
- Long Con magazine, (August 2023)
- Connected to Peace anthology, (spring 2023)
- A Stone Garden, (spring 2023)
- Bird whistle anthology, (spring 2023)
- River Heron Review, issue 6.2 (fall 2023)
- “sunlit diamonds” in Fiddles & Scribbles, (July 2023)
- “Japanese garden” in Bywords, June 2023
- a trifold pdf of haiku: Place-Keeping
- Poems in Frog Pond Review, issue 3 (Turret House, 2023)
- “Entanglement” at Drifting Sands Haibun Journal, (Issue 19, Jan 2023)
- « Versions sur l’espèce » sur Radio Hull (Sep 2022)
- “McIntoshes” at Poetry Pause (fall, 2022)
- Cold Moon Journal (May, 2022)
- Red Alder Review, Mid-Winter Review (Jan 2022)
- Peter F Yacht Club, issue 30 as vids online
- “the straw” in Bywords.ca (Dec 2021)
- “Acorn” (print, fall 2021)
- Presence, issue #71 (print, Dec 2021)
- Haiku Canada Review, fall 2021
- Noon: Journal of the Short Poem (issue 19, Oct 2021)
- rain’s small gestures (Apt 9 Press, Oct, 2021)
- Guest: Journal of Guest Editors, issue 19 (editor, Sept 2021)
- Not Your Best, issue 2 (Sept 2021)
- Mudflaps for Short Dogs from Trainwreck Press [July 2021]
- Moving Meditation, an anthology chapbook edited by Lynne Jambor, of tai chi haiku, tanka & senryu. [Jan 2021]
- Poem translated to French, courtesy of VERSeFest [Nov 2020]
- N-O-B-O-D-Y, issue 2. [fall/winter 2020]
- Water Loves its Bridges (The Alfred Gustav Press, 2020)
- Overwintering What Keeps by Pearl Pirie (trifold pdf for Seabeck Haiku Getaway (Nov, 2020)
- We’re Not Walking Off in Comfort Book (New London Women’s Institute, fall 2020)
- haiku in The Wanderer Brush: Haiga of Ion Codrescu (Red Moon Press, Sept 2020)
- Small Machine Talks, episode 61.
- The New Quarterly [spring 2020 issue]
- Per Diem at the Haiku Foundation Website [May 2020]
- Dead Poets Reading Series: Reading Audre Lorde [May 11, 2020]
- The Red Alder Review [April 21, 2020]
- Peter F Yacht Club #28 (VF Postponed edition, print) [March 2020]
Periodicities (#3 with Adeena Karasick, Pearl Pirie, Paul Brookes, Manahil Bandukwala + Margo LaPierre : virtual reading series) [March 17, 2020] - Hamilton Arts and Letters, print and audio, [Nov 2019]
- Scrivener 2 [Oct 2019]
- Eldon, letters (above/ground) [Aug 2019]
- Canthius [issue 7, 2019]
- “Early November” in Bywords.ca [Aug 2019]
- Arc Magazine [Summer 2019]
- Talking About Strawberries all the time [April 11, 2019]
- National Poetry Month, Chaudiere [Apr 4, 2019]
- where is the river :: a poetry experiment [March 2019]
- hole in the light: The Red Moon Anthology of English-Language Haiku 2018.
- Train: a poetry journal. Prose poems, issue 3 [Jan 2019]
- Dinner Party: A Community Cookbook [Invisible, 2018]
- Poemeleon: The Canadian issue [Aug 2018]
- The Best Canadian Poetry, 2018 [Nov 2018]
- Gush: Menstrual Manifestos for our Time anthology [Frontenac House, June 2018]
- Finalist for the Paterson Poetry Contest [May 2018]
- Winner of the 2017 Haiku Canada Ginko walk.
- a haiku in Starlight Pierced [April 2018]
- In Halibut, a serialized haibun Got news, [Nov 2017-October 2018]
A selected list of places poems have been published includes: Arc, The Goose, The Puritan, Matrix, PRECIPICe, Canadian Literature, Poemeleon, filling station, Big Smoke, Halibut, Bottle Rockets, Dandelion, Otoliths, Frogpond, A Hundred Gourds, filling station, Bafter C, Bywords, Experiment-O, This Magazine, The Week Shall Inherit the Verse, Gusts, Moose & Pussy, Branch Magazine and One Sentence Poems.
Recently: Poemeleon:The Canadian issue [Aug 2018], Canadian Literature [spring 2017, Erotic Haiku Anthology: Of Skin on Skin [May 2017], to get all we desire, a rout/e, broadside and chapbook (CSArt project) [Sept 2016, 2017], At Emily Izsak’s New Recruits Episode 22: Serena Posner Reads Pearl Pirie- [Video] Mandy Robinson shares my poem “Like a Light” to a Cobourg Police Constable Jamie Baggaley as part of “Feel the Love” “poets ♥ Downtown Cobourg” event. Mandy Robinson also shares It Begins Here as part of Cobourg’s “Feel the Love” Event Feb 15, 2014.