POETRY PUBLICATIONS
Editor at Sweet Mammalian
Salt Hill
Nepenthes Terrarium (Philip Booth Poetry Prize)
Cordite Poetry Review
Online chapbook: Hardcore Pastorals
Bad Apple dot Gay
Best New Zealand Poems
The Spinoff
WILD GEESE BY MARY OLIVER BY HERA LINDSAY BIRD BY REBECCA HAWKES
While you were partying I studied the blade
Takahē
Callow country with indoor bloodsuckers
Out Here: an anthology of Takatāpui and LGBTQIA+ writers from Aotearoa
Eel Magazine
I can be your angle...😇 or yuor devil 👹
Hobart Pulp
Stasis
2020: Nemesis Mine
2021: Lilac & Gooseberry
Minarets
Pantograph Punch
Rust + Moth
Winter 2019: Still life with stone fruit and stripper
Sweet Mammalian
Issue 5: The cave draws u in like a breath
Starling
Issue 1: Three poems & an essay
Issue 4: Three poems
Issue 5: Two poems
Issue 7: Three poems & a collaboration
Issue 8: Four poems
Sport
Issue 45: The salt lamp I got you for your birthday
Issue 46: Three poems
Issue 47: Glass glitters better than diamond under such splintered light
and anthologized in A Game Of Two Halves: the best of Sport: Glass glitters better than diamond under such splintered light
Mayhem
Issue 5: Pony club summer camp &
Would I recognise the garden if I saw it
Issue 6: The land without teeth
Mimicry
Issue 4: Crush
Issue 5: 3 poems
Capital Magazine
Scum Magazine
Bracken
Landfall
Issue 235: Cold speculum
Add penetrant to preferred broadleaf herbicide & devastate the wildflowers
Issue 239: If I could breed your cultivar I'd have you in my garden
Issue 240: Trespassers Will Be Shot / Survivors Will Be Shot Again
Issue 243: Venus of Oamaru & Possum Fur Nipple Warmers
Turbine / Kapohau
2016: The walls of the pit were too high for her to climb out unassisted & The reading room
2017: Fruju Tropical Snow & Strip Club DJ Drops Beat
2019: The Protagonists
2020: Poem for my wife & The Conservationist
2021: Waif & Stray
2022: Two bodies, one bed, one flea
Radio New Zealand
Hookworm (read by Frith Horan)
Better Off Read
Any machine can be a smoke machine if you use it wrong enough
Queer the Pitch: Poetry from LGBTQIA+ people across Aotearoa
Three Words: An Anthology of Aotearoa / NZ Women’s Comics
