I have three poems published in this issue of Antonym Lit.
"Food Chain" (page 55) "Naturalia" (page 61) and "Apollo's Sunflowers" (page 65).

Scene opens with girl lying in bed, deep under the covers in the dark as rain rushes down her window pane. Only the glow from her phone lights the stage from under the blanket.

Girl pulls the covers up to her neck and sighs heavily. Boyfriend enters the room.

BOYFRIEND: Babe, I know you’re not feeling well but do you wanna maybe come watch a movie on the couch? I can order pizza or something.

Girl pulls hoodie over her head and takes a couple of seconds before responding.

BOYFRIEND: You have

"One Little Moment" was published in SeaGlass Lit's 8th issue Forget-Me-Not May 2023.

"Good Girl" was feature in the 130th edition of Bishop University's The Mitre.

My poem "Chrysalis" was featured in Pixie Lit Issue 1, Vol 1. 2022.

Krzysztof Wodiczko's interrogative art installation on Theatre Maisonneuve in Montreal, Canada. (October 8th 2014 - November 23rd 2014)

2014 review of café and bakery Sweet Lee's in the Verdun neighbourhood of Montreal, Canada.

Review of the Claire Beaugrand-Champagne photo series at McCord Museum in Montreal, Canada. (December 5th 2013 - April 21 204)

Coverage of the Beatlemania exhibition held at Pointe à Callière Museum in Montreal, Canada. (March 2013-March 2014)

TW: Shooting, Violence, Emotional
Feature article about the 6th anniversary of the Dawson College shooting and Anastasia De Sousa's death. This piece was written for a journalism class in which I conducted several interviews of staff members who were present during the event.

This essay uses Sigmund Freud's Personality Theory to discuss the main characters in Robert Louis Stevenson's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and William Godwin's Caleb Williams.

A critical analysis of E. Moore Quinn's Article “An Gorta Mór and the Campaign to Preserve Grosse Île as an Irish Historic Site”

Gail Scott plays her own protagonist in this feminist novel which uses the action of writing and text as a metaphor for her body in order to set herself free from social contraints.

An essay examining the different social behaviours of men and women in the 17th century play "The Country Wife".