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Books
Leaving Chang'e on Read. Rahila's Ghost Press. Forthcoming July, 2022. Chapbook.
Selected Poems
"hideous creatures." Queer Little Nightmares: An Anthology of Monstrous Fiction and Poetry. Arsenal Pulp Press. Edited by David Ly and Daniel Zombarelli. October 2022.
"fiddling with my chew toy strolling across Matthew Wong’s “River at Night” (2018)." The Puritan. Spring 2022.
"Forgiving Yourself in November for October Mistakes." CV2 Magazine: Sick Poetics. Spring 2022.
"I'll Dial Your Number." CV2 Magazine: Sick Poetics. Spring 2022.
“balloon.” carte blanche magazine. December 2021.
“I want to be your distant archive.” The Fiddlehead. Autumn 2021.
“I want to know what comes after.” The Fiddlehead. Autumn 2021.
“I want to face consequences.” The Fiddlehead. Autumn 2021.
“memoration.” Reissue. September 2021.
“protect u at all costs.” ArtsEverywhere. August 2021.
“Bill C7: An Overview of Available Help.” ArtsEverywhere. August 2021.
“myFunction.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“History Flipping.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“Ketchup Chip Wilson.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“Imperfections.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“between the kerning.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“port blockade oven-hot sweet potato.” Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis. October 2020.
“Walking into the Ocean.” Watch Your Head: Online. October 2020.
"loyalty (when proximity isn't freedom)." recognition 2: trans and queer writing on sexual harm. June 2020.
"back in a nanosec." AZE journal: Volume 3 Issue 3. December 2019.
“queerwork.” Canthius, November 2019.
"fold." Chinatown Today: Volume 2, October 2019.
"treading water." Poetry is Bad For You: Year One, August 2019. Adapted for the Mount Pleasant Community Arts Screen, 2020-21.
“moon that no one wanted.” SAD Mag, July 2019 Issue.
“loves’eat” PRISM International. July 2019 Issue.
“wasn’t man enough.” Thirteen: New Collected Poems from LGBTQI2S Writers in Canada. June 2019.
“stillness.” theta wave: volume one, December 2018. Republished in hot fruit, August 2019.
“they did.” Room Magazine. “Turtle Island Responds.” November 2018.
“Portland Witch House.” Poetry Is Dead—Coven Issue, June 2018.
“trial.” Poetry Is Dead—Coven Issue, June 2018.
“jia you.” Tributaries: UBC ACAM Student Journal, April 2018.
“Another Chinese Woman.” Tributaries: UBC ACAM Student Journal, December 2016.
“Will It Even Fit.” Looseleaf Magazine, May 2016.
Selected Creative Nonfiction Essays, Reviews, & Interviews
"What Will Never Be Again." Disability Visibility blog. May 2022. Essay.
“The Flow of Poetic Justice.” Herizons Magazine. Summer 2021. Feature Profile.
"Reimagining the Autistic Mother Tongue." Disability Visibility Project. June, 2021. Essay.
"Leaving Room for Grief: A Review of Kimiko Tobimatsu’s Kimiko Does Cancer." Plenitude Magazine, February 2021. Review.
"I didn’t want to be read / I wanted / to be believed in / by Steffi Tad-y, Frog Hollow Press, 25 pages, $15.00.” Room Magazine, 43.3: Neurodivergence Issue. Review.
"Page as Portal." Arc Magazine, Summer 2020. Feature Review.
"Folklore as Future: A Review of Kai Cheng Thom’s I Hope We Choose Love." Plenitude Magazine, June 2020. Review.
"The revolution will be translated." Briarpatch Magazine. May/June 2020 Issue.
"Toward the North: Stories by Chinese Canadian Writers, edited by Hua Laura Wu, Xueqing Xu, Corinne Bieman Davies." The Malahat Review, No. 210 Spring 2020. Review.
"Mariko Tamaki: Bleeding Edges of Queer History in Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me." Room Magazine, October 2019. Interview.
"How to Make Strawberry Dumplings." Emerge 19: Writers Studio Anthology, October, 2019.
"My Body Still Feels Like a Volcano: Jane Shi on Taking Ourselves Seriously." Invisiblog, September 2019.
“What We Owe Each Other.” China Channel, June 2019.
“Aries Season Thirst.” recognition: trans and queer writing on sexual harm, June 2019.
“Chinatown Pretty and the Poetics of Everyday Dress.” Looseleaf Magazine, December 2018.
“The Pain We Cannot Swallow.” Ricepaper Magazine, December 2017. Republished in The Bulletin.
“Fingerbites.” Guts Canadian Feminist Magazine, October 2017.
COMMISSIONED MULTIMEDIA WORKS
“Oceangle.” Wild Salmon Caravan Online Exhibition. September 2020.
“global resistance.” Vines Art Festival. Curator and contributor. August 2020.
“Passport PALIMPSEST.” Archives Week. Multimedia/Poetry. October 2019.
Leaving Chang'e on Read. Rahila's Ghost Press. Forthcoming July, 2022. Chapbook.
Selected Poems
"hideous creatures." Queer Little Nightmares: An Anthology of Monstrous Fiction and Poetry. Arsenal Pulp Press. Edited by David Ly and Daniel Zombarelli. October 2022.
"fiddling with my chew toy strolling across Matthew Wong’s “River at Night” (2018)." The Puritan. Spring 2022.
"Forgiving Yourself in November for October Mistakes." CV2 Magazine: Sick Poetics. Spring 2022.
"I'll Dial Your Number." CV2 Magazine: Sick Poetics. Spring 2022.
“balloon.” carte blanche magazine. December 2021.
“I want to be your distant archive.” The Fiddlehead. Autumn 2021.
“I want to know what comes after.” The Fiddlehead. Autumn 2021.
“I want to face consequences.” The Fiddlehead. Autumn 2021.
“memoration.” Reissue. September 2021.
“protect u at all costs.” ArtsEverywhere. August 2021.
“Bill C7: An Overview of Available Help.” ArtsEverywhere. August 2021.
“myFunction.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“History Flipping.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“Ketchup Chip Wilson.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“Imperfections.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“between the kerning.” ANMLY: Writing Ourselves / Mad. May 2021.
“port blockade oven-hot sweet potato.” Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis. October 2020.
“Walking into the Ocean.” Watch Your Head: Online. October 2020.
"loyalty (when proximity isn't freedom)." recognition 2: trans and queer writing on sexual harm. June 2020.
"back in a nanosec." AZE journal: Volume 3 Issue 3. December 2019.
“queerwork.” Canthius, November 2019.
"fold." Chinatown Today: Volume 2, October 2019.
"treading water." Poetry is Bad For You: Year One, August 2019. Adapted for the Mount Pleasant Community Arts Screen, 2020-21.
“moon that no one wanted.” SAD Mag, July 2019 Issue.
“loves’eat” PRISM International. July 2019 Issue.
“wasn’t man enough.” Thirteen: New Collected Poems from LGBTQI2S Writers in Canada. June 2019.
“stillness.” theta wave: volume one, December 2018. Republished in hot fruit, August 2019.
“they did.” Room Magazine. “Turtle Island Responds.” November 2018.
“Portland Witch House.” Poetry Is Dead—Coven Issue, June 2018.
“trial.” Poetry Is Dead—Coven Issue, June 2018.
“jia you.” Tributaries: UBC ACAM Student Journal, April 2018.
“Another Chinese Woman.” Tributaries: UBC ACAM Student Journal, December 2016.
“Will It Even Fit.” Looseleaf Magazine, May 2016.
Selected Creative Nonfiction Essays, Reviews, & Interviews
"What Will Never Be Again." Disability Visibility blog. May 2022. Essay.
“The Flow of Poetic Justice.” Herizons Magazine. Summer 2021. Feature Profile.
"Reimagining the Autistic Mother Tongue." Disability Visibility Project. June, 2021. Essay.
"Leaving Room for Grief: A Review of Kimiko Tobimatsu’s Kimiko Does Cancer." Plenitude Magazine, February 2021. Review.
"I didn’t want to be read / I wanted / to be believed in / by Steffi Tad-y, Frog Hollow Press, 25 pages, $15.00.” Room Magazine, 43.3: Neurodivergence Issue. Review.
"Page as Portal." Arc Magazine, Summer 2020. Feature Review.
"Folklore as Future: A Review of Kai Cheng Thom’s I Hope We Choose Love." Plenitude Magazine, June 2020. Review.
"The revolution will be translated." Briarpatch Magazine. May/June 2020 Issue.
"Toward the North: Stories by Chinese Canadian Writers, edited by Hua Laura Wu, Xueqing Xu, Corinne Bieman Davies." The Malahat Review, No. 210 Spring 2020. Review.
"Mariko Tamaki: Bleeding Edges of Queer History in Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me." Room Magazine, October 2019. Interview.
"How to Make Strawberry Dumplings." Emerge 19: Writers Studio Anthology, October, 2019.
"My Body Still Feels Like a Volcano: Jane Shi on Taking Ourselves Seriously." Invisiblog, September 2019.
“What We Owe Each Other.” China Channel, June 2019.
“Aries Season Thirst.” recognition: trans and queer writing on sexual harm, June 2019.
“Chinatown Pretty and the Poetics of Everyday Dress.” Looseleaf Magazine, December 2018.
“The Pain We Cannot Swallow.” Ricepaper Magazine, December 2017. Republished in The Bulletin.
“Fingerbites.” Guts Canadian Feminist Magazine, October 2017.
COMMISSIONED MULTIMEDIA WORKS
“Oceangle.” Wild Salmon Caravan Online Exhibition. September 2020.
“global resistance.” Vines Art Festival. Curator and contributor. August 2020.
“Passport PALIMPSEST.” Archives Week. Multimedia/Poetry. October 2019.