On December 26, 2021 Archbishop Desmond Tutu died. I wrote the poem “Truth and Reconciliation” and published it in Personal Effects in 2000. Forever inspired by his words and leadership. RIP
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It was a thrill to participate in the book launch of Best Canadian Poetry 2021. Watch us poets find our voices beautifully and awkwardly on the air.
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“I’m telling you what I saw” is a new poem in long con magazine. It is based on the film Satantango. But you don’t need to know the film to get the poem.
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A new poem in Queen’s Quarterly
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A lovely piece on therapeutic writing by Elizabeth Bolton Cartsonas. My work is referenced here as one of three points of entry into writing practice.
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Based on your experiences at Sinai Health, how do you see the hospital connecting to the rest of the city?
I see the hospital as an extension of the city, and it is the place that underlines the fact that everyone is vulnerable.
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from Literary Review of Canada, Spring 2021
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My poem, "I used to know" was made into a dance piece by choreographer Julie Tomaino.
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