Books
West of West Indian. Mawenzi House Publishers, 2024.
Academic Journals
2023
“The Cliff Lashley Bibliography.” SX Salon vol. 42.
“Constellations of Community, Care, and Knowledge: A Collection of Vignettes from Pandemic Times.” Interdisciplinary Digital Engagement in Arts & Humanities vol. 3, no. 4.
2022
“Writing the Queer Caribbean / Canada / Beyond: A Conversation with H. Nigel Thomas.” Canada and Beyond: A Journal of Canadian Literary and Cultural Studies vol. 10.
Public Scholarship
2023
“This is (not) (hi)story, this is a life being lived: Queeribbean quotidians, Caribbean Inheritances.” Belonging, Identity, Language and Diversity (BILD), McGill University (Spring 2023).
2022
“Rupaul’s Drag Race contestant, Maddy Morphosis, sparks conversations about cishet inclusion and queer discomfort.” The Conversation (Winter 2022).
2021
“Constellations of Queer Caribbean and Diaspora Literary Histories Online: Symbols into Subjects, Texts into Testimony and Praxis.” Lewis and Ruth Sherman Centre for Digital Scholarship, McMaster University (Spring 2021).
2020
“Gifts: On Queerness, CXCs, English B and Caribbean Society.” Belonging, Identity, Language and Diversity (BILD), McGill University (Fall 2020).
Poetry
2023
“The Arrival of Birds,” “Fe A-We,” and “Ritual.” Intersect Antigua (Summer 2023).
2022
“After the Travancore.” Wasafiri 110 (Summer 2022).
“Interview with a Chichi man.” Headlight Anthology 23 (Winter 2022).
2021
“Progress,” and “Footnotes of my Husband.” Kola Magazine 33. 1 (Summer 2021).
“A French Canadian, but not really, moves to Hamilton.” Hamilton Arts and Letters (Summer, 2021).
“Quandary,” and “April 15, 2020.” House Anthology 2e (Winter 2021).
2020
“Unmute.” Montreal Writes (Summer 2020).
2019
“Maro – An Evocation,” and “The Gift of Dying.” Insight Journal 2.1 (Winter 2019).
“Brown Matter,” and “Blooming.” Emotional Magazine (Winter 2019).
Book Reviews
2024
Caribbean Womanist Philosophies and Jacinth Howard’s The Mother Island. Journal of West Indian Literature vol. 32, no. 4.
2022
A Brief History of Infidels: Ayaz Pirani’s How Beautiful People Are.” Hamilton Arts and Letters ( Summer 2022)
2021
“Blessings and Curses: The poiesis of Queer Caribbean and Diaspora Living.” Sx Salon ( Fall 2021).
2019
“We Keep Writing.” A collaborative Review of Dionne Brand’s The Blue Clerk.” The Puritan (Winter 2019).