BOOKS:
- The Years Shall Run Like Rabbits (forthcoming 2024)
- Visitation Seeds (2020)
- What We See in the Smoke (2019)
Short Fiction, Poetry, and Non-Fiction listed in reverse chronological order
2023
- Annihilation — Pinhole Poetry issue 2.2
- Ben Ghan interviews Kim Fu — The Insurgent Architects House for Creative Writing podcast episode 50
- Behold the Dead — The Blasted Tree Arts Collective and Publishing Co
- “Spectres of Bibliotheca” — The Temz Review issue 22
2022
- The Resting Place of Trees — Clarkesworld December 2022
- The World is a Scar That Longs to Bleed: A Review of John Elizabeth Stintzi’s My Volcano — Filling Station Magazine
- Look at the Birds — Grim and Gilded Issue 8
- The Church of the Hot Pink Jesus — Wrongdoing Magazine Issue 4
- Something that Bites — The Sprawl Mag 1.1
- With Empathy and Imagination: of Everything for Everyone: An Oral History of the New York Commune, 2052–2072 — The Ancillary Review of Books
- What? — This Will Only Take a Minute, an Anthology of Flash Fiction — Guernica Editions
- Longing for What We Never Had: Emily St John Mandel’s “Sea of Tranquility — The Ancillary Review of Books
- Breath, Sweet Dazzler — Deathcap Issue 14
- Now and Forever — Deathcap Issue 14 (Poetry)
- Yes Father, I Shall Become — Deathcap issue 14
- Wilding City — Deathcap issue 14
- Underneath — The Red House: An Anthology of Genre and Speculative poetry Volume 2
2021
- After-Crisis — The Temz Review issue 17
- Asylum Saint Skies — Deathcap Issue 6
- The New Gods of the House — Abyss and Apex Issue 80
2020
- Hybrids Of Mind And Body: The Forms And Freedoms Of The Cyborg In Posthumanist Science Fiction (Masters Thesis – Toronto Metropolitan University)
- The City Below Sound — The Local issue 7
- We Have Seen The Future — the Eunoia Review
- We’re Here for the Ride: Toronto’s Last Night at KFB — the Puritan Town Crier
- That Ghostly Voyage Beyond — Cypress Poetry Journal
- Distributing Our Horizons: Ken Liu’s Children of the Cloud and the Birth of Digital (Post)Humanity — Strange Horizons
- A Bird of Flesh and Futures — Cypress Poetry Journal
- Questioning Our Characters: Performative Identity in Nella Larsen’s Passing and Eugene O’Neill’s The Hairy Ape — Empty Mirror
- Queering the Cyborg: How The Hybrid Body Can Set us Free — Strange Horizons
- Exit West: Freedom in the Digital City in Empty Mirror
- Hard-Light Bodies — The Temz Review issue 10
- Watchmen: We See What We Want to See — The Nerd Daily
- Allen Ginsberg: Howl for the queer and disabled Americans — Empty Mirror
- Queer Time Machines: Hauntologies of Literature — Terse Journal
2019
- Önder Deligöz: Fiction, Feelings and Freedom — PEN Canada
- March Break Happenings at the University of Toronto — Intersections
- Trick or Treating with Food Allergies — Intersections
- Word on the Street! — Intersections
- Larissa Lai’s “Rachel” and Cyborg Identity — Augur Magazine
- Dear Editor — Half A Grapefruit Magazine
- Dog Food for Dallas — The UC Review online
- A Grim House in Heaven — The Trinity Review Volume 131
2018
- Cat’s Cradle: The Sin of Scientists and Systems in Terse Journal (Essay)
- Closing Time in Terse Journal (fiction)
- Tenants in Sweet Tree Review Volume 3.1 (fiction)
2017
- The Poor Teaching Practices of Albus Dumbledore for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Arrival – A Case of Déjà vu for The Spectatorial (Review)
- Lonesome No More for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Bowie Fiction for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Wrath of Khan Introspective for The Spectatorial (Article)
- The Sins of Professor X (Part 1) for The Spectatorial (Article)
- The Sins of Professor X (Part 2) for The Spectatorial (Article)
- A Dream of a Good Life in Liquid Imagination issue 35 (fiction)
- The War with Space in the Kaaterskill Basin Literary Journal 2.4 (fiction)
- Yum in The UC Review Winter 2017 (fiction)
- A Carnival World in South 85 Journal (fiction)
- Death Watch in Occulum Journal (fiction)
- The End of History in The Goose Volume 6 (fiction)
- Rocket Connection in Occulum Journal (fiction)
2016
- Star Wars: The Force Awakens—We’re Home for The Spectatorial (Review)
- I Aim to Misbehave – The Confusing Gender Politics of Firefly for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Daredevil Season 2: Here Comes the Man Without Fear for The Spectatorial (Review)
- Not My Superman for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Doing What’s Right: A Review of Captain America – Civil War for The Spectatorial (Review)
- 4 Heroes. 4 Movies. 4 Mistakes. 4 Puns. for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Trying to Be Happy – Exploring the Issue of Humanness in “Swiss Army Man” for The Spectatorial (Review)
- Remember To Save What Keeps Us Human: Looking At “Childhood’s End” for The Spectatorial (Review)
- The Martian Mustache in The Spectatorial Volume 6 (fiction)
- City Souls in Indigo Lit Issue 2 (fiction)
2015
- Sandman: Handful of Dust for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Almost Human: Synthetic Soul for The Spectatorial (Review)
- The Flash Season One: “Run, Barry, Run!” for The Spectatorial (Review)
- Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Jessica Jones: It’s Time to Learn Her Name for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Ex_Machina – I am become Death for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Jessica Jones: Feminist Noir for The Spectatorial (Review)
- Hannibal: What do you see? for The Spectatorial (Review)
- God Bless You, Mr. Vonnegut for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Sandman: Handful of Dust for The Spectatorial (Review)
- Reach for the Stars! Or in Defence of Science Fiction Literature for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Imagine Magic! In Defense of Fantasy Literature for The Spectatorial (Article)
- No Capes! An Introduction to Comics and Graphic Novels of the Non-Superhero Variety for The Spectatorial (Article)
- Without Fear: The Devil in Depression for The Spectatorial (Article)
- An Interview with Bruce Meyer in The Strand (interview)
- Our Perspective in The Spectatorial Volume 4 (fiction)
2014
- I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghosts… But Flying Saucers Give Me Chills! For The Spectatorial (Article)
- A Good Land for Myths for The Spectatorial (Article)
- The Stuff What Don’t Get Spoke: Hawkeye and Disability Done Well for The Spectatorial (Review)