Published work

Poetry

Scenes From the Dream Prompt – Strange Horizons, August 2026
Ahead of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, E-scooters Trap a Car – Island (online), April 2026
Waiting For Stone to Move — Pamenar Press (online)
The Scar — Best of Australian Poems 2025, NewSouth Books, November 2025
Love Poems and On Resurfacing — Oystercatcher Two (5 Islands Press), November 2025
On Patience — The Marrow, Issue 5, August 2025
Building, Antenna, Span & Earth — Verge: Blue, Monash University Publishing, 2025
You will be seen now – Griffith Review 88: Culture Vultures, May 2025
On an Antique Breast Pump – Cordite Poetry Review, Issue 116: Remember, 2025
On Waking – Poetry and Prints for Palestine, Illographo Press, October 2024
Twenty Ways to Describe Suzanne Bergne’s ‘Dish’ (1989) – Anthropocene, September 2024
Reflections on a Waiting Room Lithograph – Cordite Poetry Review, Issue 112: Treat, 2024
Parturition Chairs I-V – Island (online), 2024
I Cutlass Spent Days With an X – Cordite Poetry Review, Issue 111: Baby, 2024
Ode to a BabyCentre Forum – Rabbit, Issue 38: Archive, 2023
Fool at Perigee – Going Down Swinging, Hell & High Water, 2023 
Megafauna – Westerly 68.1, 2023
The Transfer and Two Cities – Poetry of Home: The Liquid Amber Prize Anthology, 2023
Visions – Plumwood Mountain Journal, Vol.10, No.01, 2023
The Salience Network [Street Scenes, Heidelberg] – Cordite Poetry Review, No Theme 12, 2023
Night Notes – Island, Issue 167, 2023
The Human Body – Island, Issue 167, 2023
On googling saint olivia palermo [images] – Rabbit, Issue 36: Art, 2022
The Green Wedge – Island, Issue 166, 2022
Personal Slalom – Meanjin, Spring Issue, 2022
The Cholmondeley Ladies – Rabbit, Issue 26: Belonging, 2018

Reviews

Flat Affect: Two collections from the digital age – review of Zarah Butcher-McGunnigle’s Leaves Fall Off to Create Drama (2026) and Autobiography of a Marguerite (2026), published in the Australian Book Review

‘I have heard’: Sifting through the forgotten archive – review of Grace Yee’s Joss: A History (2025), published in the Australian Book Review