REVIEWS
  • Paul Huebener, Canadian Literature, "Climate and Imagination, September 9, 2021, Watch Your Head: Writers & Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis
  • 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
  • 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, 2020, 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
  • Writers on TV Survey with Carey Toane, Open Book: Toronto, May 6, 2015
  • CHUO FM: with Mitchell Caplan, April 8, 2015
  • The London Yodeller: "A London-born Poet Reflects on What She Couldn’t Wait to Escape," by Jason Dickson, February 27, 2014
  • Open Book: Ontario: Poets in Profile, January 11, 2013
  • Papirmasse Art Subscription, December 2012
  • Open Book: Toronto, September 10, 2012
  • Riff Raf's Writers & Music Series: Onion Man, April 16, 2012​ ​