Published in t’ART Press’ Sucking Face anthology of queer and trans kisses. “Your limbs become a prayer that falls out of me in simple muscle memory”

Published in PHIL LIT’s Summer 2026 Journal, and awarded a readers’ choice award from the issue. Included in Paragon, the 2026 PHIL LIT poetry anthology. “the shaman explains the reason dentists  take their own lives in such numbers  is not – as you’d think – access to the means”

Published in Between Queer Teeth, an anthology by t’ART press. “Wear knuckle dusters to build-a-bear, bring a mandolin to the gunfight.”

Erasure poem from Testo Junkie by Paul B. Preciado. Published in t’ART mag, summer edition, 2025. “reduced to a certainty of body and Gender”

Published in Propel Magazine Issue 15, edited by Sanah Ahsan, and Propel’s 2025 poetry anthology. “I wanted you more than dignity, in a town that’s perennially 20”

Published in Capitalism is a Death Cult, an anthology edited by Sunday Mornings at the River. “We’re the mice, fighting over cheese high up in the eaves on Philpot Lane. Ready to eat. Just to drop…”

Published in Ouch! Collective, Volume 4. “In my oldest dreams, the slugs came. In catacombs, as long as me, sliding over my skin in viscous silence. They made me spread my fingers. Point my toes…”

Published in Anarchist Fictions. “it will fall, my love. you can put it down for tonight…”

Published in the Beyond the Veil press‘s Pride anthology – We Do Not Need Permission To Rise. “I remember the first time you showed me your gait. You let the camera roll on a bookcase for so many seconds to build suspense. How like you not to signpost a big reveal…”

Runner up in The Banyan Review Poetry Prize 2024, published in Issue 20 of The Banyan Review. “We look for reasons to stay here for one an other.”