Writing

This is a list of my creative pieces (poetry and fiction) that have appeared in print. Technical writing for clients is not included.

Poetry

The Asses of Parnassus

• "After Sextus Propertius (Long After)", (Available here) *
• "Mimnermus 1 (translation)", Online (Available here) *
• "Double Dactyl", Online (Available here)
• "Catullus 92", Online (Available here) *
• "Party (After Anacreon)", (Available here) *

Rat's Ass Review

• "Advice", Spring/Summer 2022 (available online) *
• "Ghost Story", Spring/Summer 2022 (available online) *

Malahat Review

• "Alkabiades Ivanovich", #153 (here)

The Dalhousie Review

• "Ariadne", V.89, #3 (Available online)
• "Cold Land, or Song for Coronis", V.87, #3 (Available online)

The Nashwaak Review

• "To Gaius, from Ovid", Vol 18/19
• "Thucydides in Exile", Vol 18/19
• "Anchises", Vol 18/19

The Rotary Dial

• "The Favour", #36 (Available for purchase)

Feathertale

• "The Game of Thrones in the Form of a Villanelle", Online (Available online)

The poems are mostly dramatic monologues by figures from classical history or mythology who emigrate to Canada. Go figure. 

Also those poems marked with an asterisk are part of my newest project, featuring a modern-day Propertius in love with his own Cynthia, and are part of what will be a verse novella set during the pandemic.

Fiction

Antigonish Review

• "What Kind of an Artist Are You?" #152
• "The Painting of Artemus Alford" #139

Grain

• "The Ghost of Anne Courage" V.34, #2

Lichen

• "Hupasiyas, or The Husband"V.9, #1
• "Sisyphus, A Success Story, as told by himself" V.6, #1
• "A Rejection Letter" V.4, #2

Feathertale

• "Seven Easy Steps To A Better Business" (available online)
• "Aristotle's De Arte Migrationis" (available online)

Queen Street Quarterly

• "Young Woman In Blue Reading a Letter" V.7, #3
• "The Autobiography (so far) of Francis Talmadge" V.6, #4

Dialogue (University of California Berkeley student magazine)

• "Untitled" #10
• "The Helpful Mountain" #10
• "Da Dazhk La Fa Nazh" #8

No

• "Untitled" #8

Also there's what would (will!) be my debut novel, Thingummy.com, An Insider's Story. I'd blurb it like this:

Four young people move to San Francisco to start a tech company, get rich and change the world. But their love lives get in the way

Small magazine links have a way of rotting. Should you notice any, feel free to comment below and I'll try to fix it.