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​BOOKS

• When the People Said It Was Beautiful, I Should Have Looked, Book*hug, 2023​
• Watch Your Head: Writers & Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis, Anthology, Coach House Books, October 2020
• Me Then You Then Me Then, a collaboration with Gary Barwin, Poems, Knife | Fork | Book, September 2020
• Some Theories, a collaboration with David Poolman, Drawings, Stories, Poems, Plays, One-liners, June 2017
• The Purpose Pitch, Mansfield Press, "a stuart ross book," Poetry, Spring 2015

• The Saddest Place on Earth, DC Books, Poetry, December 2012
• Onion Man, Tightrope Books, Poetry, November 2011​

ANTHOLOGIES​

• "The Daughter" and "A Laugh," Minola Review Print Anthology, March 2018
• "All Side Effects, No Relief," Pac'n Heat, Fall 2016
• "Pardon Me," 300 Hours a Minute: Poems About YouTube Videos, Desert Pets Press, September 24, 2015
• "Murder,," "Serial Killers," "Environmentalism," and "The Bomb," Why Poetry Sucks: Humorous Avant-Garde and Post-Avant English Canadian Poetry, Edited by Jonathan Ball & Ryan Fizpatrick, Insomniac Press, 2014
• "We Don't Usually Act This Way," Hybrid Beasts Anthology, Red Lemonade, Brooklyn online, Aug. 30, 2012
• "Ghost," Feathertale's Big Book of Exquisitely Egregious Poetry and Diverse Versification and So Forth and Such, p. 42, Anthology,  June 2012​

REVIEWS

• Elena Senechal-Becker, Canthius, June 13, 2021, Watch Your Head: Writers & Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis
• Buried in Print, Earth Changes, Habit Changes, March 16, 2021, Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis
• Rachel Elizabeth Small, A Handful of Poetry Recommendations, Review, December 11, 2020, Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis
• Lisa de Nikolits, The Minerva Reader, Review, November 30, 2020, Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis
• Aleesha Koersen, The New Twenties,  Review, October 28, 2020, Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis

• Natasha Ramoutar, All Lit Up, How Do Poets Write Through Times of Crisis? Two approaches to writing poetry during uncertain times,, April 29, 2020, Interview, Watch Your Head
• Emily Stewart, Interrobang, Addressing Climate Change with Creative Works, January 31, 2020, Article, Watch Your Head
• Liny Lamberink, CBC London, Have feelings about climate change? Write about it, says Western prof, , Profile, January 21, 2020, Watch Your Head​
• Debora Van Brenk, Western News, Poetry anthology looks to inspire climate action, Debora Van Brenk, Western News, January 9, 2020, Profile, Watch Your Head
• Steven W. Beattie, ​Quill & Quire, Watch Your Head, a new online journal, features multimedia art and writing about the climate emergency, Profile, October 10, 2019, Watch Your Head
• Steven W. Beattie, That Shakespearean Rag, Watch Your Head addresses climate crisis through poetry, art, Profile, October 10. 2019, Watch Your Head
• Kyla Kaplan-Chinard, Lemon Hound, March 15, 2018, The Purpose Pitch
• Jonathan Ball, The Winnipeg Free Press, November 25, 2017, Some Theories
• Carl Watts, Canadian Literature, January 5, 2017, The Purpose Pitch
• Michael Dennis, Today's Book of Poetry, May 18, 2016, The Saddest Place on Earth
• Adrian Dix recommends The Purpose Pitch, Huffington Post British Columbia, December 15, 2015
• Buried in Print, June 12, 2015, Onion Man
• Natalie Zina Walschots, This Magazine, May 2015, The Purpose Pitch
• Kimmy Beach, Canadian Poetries, May 12, 2015, The Purpose Pitch 
• Frank Davey, Frank Davey Blog, May 1, 2015, The Purpose Pitch
• Jonathan Ball, Winnipeg Free Press, April 25, 2015, The Purpose Pitch
• Hazel Millar, League of Canadian Poets: Food and Poetry, April 2, 2015, Onion Man
• Stephen Osborne, Geist, 89, Summer 2013, The Saddest Place on Earth
• Kate Kimball, Heavy Feather Review, June 20, 2013, The Saddest Place on Earth
• Tanis MacDonald, Lemon Hound, June 14, 2013, Onion Man
• Rayanne Doucet, Canadian Poetries, June 11, 2013, The Saddest Place on Earth
• Jonathan Ball, The Winnipeg Free Press, May 25, 2013, The Saddest Place on Earth
• Caitlynn Cummings, This Magazine, Spring 2013, The Saddest Place on Earth
• Kane X. Faucher, Western News, February 28, 2012, The Saddest Place on Earth
• Dawn Leas, Poet's Quarterly, June 30, 2012, Onion Man
• Amy Stupavsky, Broken Pencil, 55,  Spring 2012, Onion Man
• Kane X. Faucher, Western News, January 26, 2012, Onion Man
• Mike Landry, The Telegraph Journal, November 26, 2011, Onion Man​ ​

INTERVIEWS​​

• Amy Brady, Artists & Climate Change, Burning Worlds,  An Interview with Madhur Anand and Kathryn Mockler, Interview, December 23, 2021, Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis
• Deborah Dundas, Toronto Star, Have your say — and Watch Your Head,, January 22, 2020, Interview, Watch Your Head
• Chris della Torre on Afternoon Drive, CBC London, Western University professor compiling an anthology about climate change, January 21, 2020, Interview, Watch Your Head
• Jennifer LoveGrove interviews me for her series on Writing Exercises for Open Book Ontario, April 16, 2017
• Jonathan Ball interviews me about my poem "Serial Killers" from my second collection The Saddest Place on Earth, Jan. 11, 2016
• Rachel Thompson from Room Magazine interviews me about The Rusty Toque, 2016
• Renee Saklikar interviews me for thecanadaproject, September 2, 2015
• Writers on TV Survey with Carey Toane, Open Book: Toronto, May 6, 2015
• CHUO FM: with Mitchell Caplan, April 8, 2015
• All Lit Up: Lisa de Nikolits interviewed me about The Purpose Pitch, March 11, 2015

• Rob McLennan's Blog: 12 or 20 (second series) questions with Kathryn Mockle, March 25, 2014

• The London Yodeller: "A London-born Poet Reflects on What She Couldn’t Wait to Escape," by Jason Dickson, February 27, 2014
• Interview with Steven Buechler, February 4, 2014

• Open Book: Ontario: Poets in Profile, January 11, 2013
• Papirmasse Art Subscription, December 2012

• London Open Mic Poetry Night with Stan Burfield, November 1, 2012
• Open Book: Toronto, September 10, 2012
• Riff Raf's Writers & Music Series: Onion Man, April 16, 2012​ ​

NONFICTION PUBLICATIONS

• "The Ultimate Writing Tips Post, Open Book, July 31, 2019
• "I Won't Clean the Tub," Geist Magazine, Issue 109, Vancouver, BC, Fall 2018
• "Week 83 - Marianne Micros Presented by Kathryn Mockler," Brick Books in Celebration of Canadian Poetry, July 28, 2016
• "Poetry Curious? New to Poetry? Check Out These Books," All Lit Up, April 29, 2015
• Town Crier, The Puritan,  From the Vaults, January 23, 2014
• "On Printing Out the Internet," Lemon Hound, July 26, 2013
• "The Real Survivor," Red Lemonade, Brooklyn, NY, online, May 15, 2012
• "The Botanical Project,"Interview with Hoang Pham, Ducts.org, New York, NY, Issue 23, Summer 2009
• "The Reluctant Narrator," Interview by Jeremy Drummond, Ducts.org, New York, Issue 22, 2009
• "Somewhere," YYZ Artist Outlet, 2009
• "Vacancy Kit," Observatoire 4, Espace, 32, p. 40-41, Montreal, PQ, 1995​ ​

FICTION PUBLICATIONS

• “Let’s Say,” Micro-Climate Stories, Guelph Institute for Environmental Research, March 5, 2021
• "Skipping" and "The Past and the Future," COG, March 1, 2018
• "The Job Interview: A Murder," Danforth Review, September 10, 2017
• "Two Women on a Beach," Entropy Magazine, May 10, 2017
• "Sit Down Beside Megan," Cosmonauts Avenue, 2nd Anniversary Issue, November 15, 2016
• "All Side Effects, No Relief," Pac'n Heat, Fall 2016
• "The Estrangement," Room, Issue 39.2, 2016
• "You Should Write My Life Story," Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Sunday Stories, Feb 28, 2016
• "The Boy is Dead," The Butter, May 8, 2015
• "Freight," Found Press, Spring 2015
• "Remote Control," Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Brooklyn, NY, November 30, 2014
• "Cry Baby," Joyland: a hub for short fiction, Vancouver, BC, September 1, 2011
• "Thin Blue Snake," Nothing. No One. Nowhere., Texas, No. 1, January 2011
• "Buddy Boy," Branch Magazine, Toronto, ON, Issue 4, 2011
• "Sealed Containers," CellStories, USA, mobile publication, 2010
• "Money," PIF, Kenmore, WA, fiction,  April 9th 2010
• "Sealed Containers," Lies With Occasional Truth, Toronto, ON, Winter 2008,
• "Brown Bottles," The Danforth Review, Toronto, ON, Issue 19, 2007
• "Travellers," TransVerse 4, Toronto, ON, No. 4, p. 9-13, 2006
• "A Young Boy on Whose Father a Tree Had Fallen," PRISMinternational, Vancouver No. 41:1, p. 45-50, 2002
• "Lunch," Room of One's Own, Van., BC, No. 25: 1 & 2, p. 137-145, 2002
• "Fishing," Stand Magazine, Leeds, UK, Volume 3 (2) & 3 (3), p. 21-25, 2002​ ​​

POETRY PUBLICATIONS

• "Tumble in the Hay," "Dark Thoughts," and "I Should Have Invited Him In," Fence Magazine, TBA
• "Water," Poetry Pause, League of Canadian Poets, June 22, 2020
• "Blue Teacup," Arc Magazine, 91, March 2020
• "Raccoons Have Poor Impulse Control," This Magazine, May, 2019
• 4 Poems, The Chicago Review, #METOO, 2018
• "Water," The Puritan, Issue 41: Spring 2018, June 12, 2018
• "Question," Bad Nudes 3.2, May 4, 2018
• "Sealed Containers," "No Legs or Arms," "World 3," "I Wish I Thought of Everything First," "World 5," and "Don't Disturb Me I'm Writing a Love Poem," Lemon Hound, March 15, 2018
• "Children," "I Shit Here," "Date Night," and "The Swap," Dreamland, February 2017
• "Untitled," 2017 Inaugural Poem, Ed. Stuart Ross, December 8, 2016
• "I Beat Myself Up in My Sleep," Northern Testicle Review, Ed. Stuart Ross, November 2016
• "The House Fire" and "The Sunburn," Public Pool, USA, August 25, 2016
• "The Daughter" and "A Laugh," Minola Review: Issue 5, Toronto, ON, July 31, 2016
• "When the World Ends," QWERTY, NO. 33, New Brunswick, December 2015
• "The People Skirt," Longlist, Montreal International Poetry Prize, August 2015
• "Your Poem Should Have Four Legs," Geist, 97, Vancouver, BC, July 2015
• "The Bed," Matrix Magazine, Montreal, PQ, June 25, 2015
• "A Woman Was Sexually Assaulted: April 30 - May 31, 2014" Advent 2014, Delirious Hem, Dec. 25, 2014
• "The Dream House," Poetry is Dead, F/U/T/U/R/E , Issue 10, Vancouver, BC, p. 43, November 2014
• "The Lamp and The Lightbulb," published in The Associative Press, Yukon, p. 5, Spring 2013  
• "Environmentalism," "Twister," and "Pigeons," 49th Shelf, February 25, 2013
• "White Snake," Papirmasse, Issue 38, Montreal, PQ, January 8, 2013 
• "Malice," "The Country Fair," and "Air Vents" in the new Lemon Hound, Vol. 1, September 21, 2012

• "Bus Ride" and "The Dog and the Laundromat," Pilot Pocket Books, Toronto, Issue X, p. 57-59, Aug 23, 2012

• "Jesus Christ" and "Oprah," Descant, Toronto, ON, Issue 157, p. 33-34, June 2012
• "Anti-depressants," "Rat Tail," "Ugly Girls," "Subway," "Lucky," The Windsor Review:  Filth Issue, Windsor, ON, Vol. 45, No. 1, p. 12-17, Spring 2012
• "Pipeline," The Capilano Review, Ecology Issue, Vancouver, BC, No. 3.16, p. 67, January 2012
• "Twister," Rattle Poetry's audio archive, 2012
• "Companion," Geist, Erasure Poem Contest, Short List, Van., BC, Jan. 27, 2012
• "Jackie Gleason," Montreal International Poetry Prize, Longlist Anthology, Véhicule Press, 2011
• "Bookstore," HTMLGIANT, Sunday Service, USA, November 27, 2011
• "Don't Take It Away," The Antigonish Review, Antigonish, NS, Issue 166,  p. 98, Summer 2011
• "Pipeline," Enpipe Line, 2011

• "Ghost," Feathertale, Toronto, ON, February 1, 2011
• "About a Bully," The Toronto Quarterly, Toronto, ON, Issue 7, p. 23, April 201
• "Twister," Rattle Poetry, Canadian Tribute Issue, San Francisco, CA, Issue 35, p. 100-, Summer 2011
• "Swimming Lessons," Prose-Poem Project, Shelburne, VT, Volume 1, Issue 4, p. 1, Spring 2011
• "Global Warming" and "Gun Shots," The Puritan, , Ottawa, ON, Issue 9, Winter 2010
• "The Wedding Reception" and "Rock Out," La Petite Zine, USA, Issue 23, 2010
• Various, Audio, Wordsalad, 2009
• "Thin Blue Snake," nthposition, October, 2009
• "Weights" and "Cross-eyed," This Magazine, Toronto, ON, Vol 43, No. 1, p. 15, 2009
• "Skinheads," Geist.com, Vancouver, BC, 2009
• "Weight Watchers," Sub-TERRAIN, Vancouver, BC, No. 51, p. 29, 2009
• "Skinheads," Pilot Pocket Books, Toronto, ON, No. 4, p. 62-72, 2008
• "Lesley Aimes," The Antigonish Review, Antigonish, NS, No.154, p. 64-70, 2008
• "Murder," Carousel Magazine, Guelph, ON, No. 23, p. 56, 2008
• "Pillsbury Factory: 8 poems," Carte Blanche, Montreal, PQ, No. 7, online, 2008
• "Pillsbury Factory: 3 poems," Misunderstandings Magazine, Toronto, ON, No. 9, p. 22-24, 2008
• "The Saddest Place on Earth," The Salzburg Poetry Review, Salzburg, Austria, No. 13, p. 104-107, 2008
• "McGuinnis Lake" and "January," Descant, Toronto, ON, Volume 37, No. 2, p. 89-91, 2006
• "Jim 1940, 1950, 1980," Pottersfield Portfolio, Sydney, NS, Volume 22, No. 2, p. 29, 2002
• "Pillsbury Factory" The Fiddlehead, Fredericton, NB, No. 209, p. 32-41, 2001
• "Untitled," Utne Reader, Minneapolis, MN, reprint, No. 84, p. 18, 1997
• "Untitled," Geist Magazine, Vancouver, BC, No. 25 & 26, p. 5 & p. 32, 1997
• "I've Seen This" and "Mid-February," The Antigonish Review, Antigonish, NS, No. 25, p. 148-149, 1995​ ​

FILMOGRAPHY

• What's it Like Out?, 5:55 minutes, HD, Experimental, Writer/Director/Producer, 2020​
• It's Going to be a Rough Tomorrow, 4:37 minutes, HD, Experimental, Writer/Director/Producer, 2020
• This Isn't a Conversation: Tornado, 2:08 minutes, HD, Experimental, Writer/Director/Producer, 2020
• This Isn't A Conversation, 6:09 minutes, HD, Experimental, Writer/Director/Producer, 2020
• The Old Ways, 15 minutes, 16mm, Narrative, Co-writer, 2010
• Three Vignettes, 4 minutes, HD, Experimental, Writer/Co-director/Co-producer, 2010
• Umbrella, Bravo!Fact, 5 minutes, HD, Narrative, Writer/Co-producer, 2008
• The Reluctant Narrator, 11 minutes, DV, Experimental, Writer/Co-director/Co-producer, 2007​
• Spoonfed, 15 minutes, 35 mm, Colour, Narrative, Canadian Film Centre & NBC/Universal, Writer, 2006
• If I See Randy Again…, 15 minutes, 35 mm, Narrative, Colour, CFC & NBC/Universal, Story Editor, 2006​​

AWARDS

• We Screenplay Diverse Voices Screenwriting Lab, Quarterfinalist, 2021
• Female Eye Film Festival, Script Development Program, November 7-10, 2019
• Quarterfinalist, BlueCat Screenplay Competition, If I Can't Be Happy, 2018
• Second Round, Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition, Piss Tank, 2016
• Second Round, Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition, Weak People Are Fun to Torment, 2016
• Second Round, Sundance Screenwriting Lab, Piss Tank, 2015
• Longlist, Montreal International Poetry Prize, "The People Skirt," 2015
• Top 10%, Blue Cat Screenwriting Contest, Piss Tank, 2015
• Quarterfinalist, American Zoetrope Screenwriting Contest, Piss Tank, 2014
• Second Round, Austin Film Festival, Screenplay Competition, Piss Tank, 2014
• Finalist, Heavy Feather Review Chapbook Contest, Rip the Tits & Other Stories, 2014
• CBC Poetry Prize, Longlist, Ice Fishing, Neighbours, Stones, Looking for Crayfish, 2012
• ReLit Awards, Longlist, Poetry, Onion Man, 2012
• Finalist, Kraft Media Prize and the WPA Experimental Media Prize, Curated by DJ Spooky, 2011
• Quarterfinalist in BlueCat Screenplay Competition, Piss Tank, 2010
• SFFS/Djerassi Residency Screenwriting Fellowship, Weak People Are Fun to Torment, 2010
• Finalist in CBC Literary Awards, Poetry, Onion Man, 2010
• Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival, Silver Remi Award Winner, Skinheads, 2007
• Quarterfinalist, ASA's 10th Annual International Screenplay Competition, Piss Tank, 2007
• The Victoria Independent Film and Video Festival, Awarded: InVision Prize, Skinheads, 2007
• Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival, Nominated for Best Drama, Spoonfed, 2007
• Worldfest-Houston International Film Festival, Gold Remi Award Winner, Spoonfed, 2007
• Euroshorts International Festival of Short Film, Awarded: Special Merit Award, Skinheads , 2006
• Quarterfinalist, Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting, Piss Tank, 2005
• Finalist for Arc Magazine's Poem of the Year Contest, 2002
• Finalist in CBC Radio & Saturday Night Magazine Can. Literary Awards, A Young Boy on Whose Father a Tree Had Fallen, 2000    
• Jack Hodgins Award for the Sage Hill Summer Experience, 2000
• Third Prize in the Toronto Star Short Story Contest, Fishing, 1999
• Semifinalist, Academy Award Foundation's Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting, Piss Tank, 1999
• Praxis Summer Screenplay Readings Workshop, Piss Tank, 1998
• Praxis Spring Screenwriting Competition, Piss Tank, 1999​ ​

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

• Story Core Training with Corey Mandell, Toronto Screenwriting Conference, October 26, 2020
• 7 Quick Emotions-Based Strategies to Help Your Writing, Writers Union of Canada, July 25, 2020
• Industry Perspectives: Addressing Systemic Racism in Canada's Media Sector, TIFF, July 22, 2020
• International Film Festival of Ottawa: Screen Summit Online July 20-24, 2020
• Toronto Screenwriting Conference, 2019
• From Schtick to Script, Original Sitcom Pilot Writing, 2018
• Toronto Screenwriting Conference, 2018
• Corey Mandell Workshops: Advanced Screenwriting Workshop and Organic Story Structure, 2017
• Toronto Screenwriting Conference., Toronto, ON, 2017
• Corey Mandell Workshops: Professional Screenwriting and TV Writing Workshop, 2016
• Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Toronto, ON 2016
• AWP, Association of Writers and Writing Programs, Seattle, WA, 2014
• AWP, Association of Writers and Writing Programs, Boston, MA, 2013
• AWP, Association of Writers and Writing Programs, Chicago, IL, 2012
• Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Toronto, ON, 2011
• Toronto Screenwriting Conference, Toronto, ON, 2010
• Canadian Screen Training Centre: SIFT, Directing, Ottawa, ON, 2008
• Canadian Film Centre, Film Resident Program, Writers' Lab, Toronto, ON, 2005
• Praxis Story Editor Apprenticeship, Praxis Centre for Screenwriters, Vancouver, BC, 2001
• University of British Columbia, M.F.A, Creative Writing, Vancouver, BC, 1998
• Concordia University, B.A, Honours English & Creative Writing, Montreal, PQ, 1994​ ​

WRITING RESIDENCIES AND LABS

• FEM Script Lab, Toronto, Ontario, March 14, 2020
• Vermont Studio Center, 2015
• San Francisco Film Society/Djerassi Residency Award, 2010
• Toronto International Film Festival, Talent Lab, 2006
• Banff Centre for the Arts, Fiction Writing Studio, 2001
• Sage Hill Writing Experience, Fiction Workshop, 2000​ ​

MEMBERSHIPS

• AWP, Association of Writers and Writing Programs
• CWILA, Canadian Women in the Literary Arts
• League of Canadian Poets
• WGC, Writers Guild of Canada