Bibliography
Prose
- (Back), SilverThought Press, Spring 2008
- Triptych, Dragon Moon Press, April 2011
- “The Once and Now-ish King”, in When the Hero Comes Home. Dragon Moon Press, July 2011
- “On His Birthday, Reginald Got”, in Klien. FutureCon Publications, December 2011
- The Dark Side of the Glass, Double Dragon Press, June 2012
- “Maddening Science”, in When the Villain Comes Home, August 2012
Poetry
- “On the Hazards of Dating a Vancouver-Based Actor”, in In My Bed Magazine vol 5, Fall 2009
- “Tobogganing”, in The White Wall Review vol 32, Ryerson University Press, 2008
- “Water Garden”, in The White Wall Review vol 32, Ryerson University Press, 2008
Academic
- “Social, Political and Artistic Contexts, Affecting The Development of Kabuki from Origins to Contemporary Supakabuki, Prevalent in Masahi Todayama’s Inu Yasha” – Bachelor of Arts thesis, Spring 2005, Brock University
- “Identiplay: Cosplay, Cons, Camp, and the Carnivalesque” – presented at the Pop Culture Association of America’s annual conference, San Francisco, March 2008
- “Whose Doctor?” – presented at the Whoniversal Appeal academic conference at the University of Cardiff, Wales, November 2008
- “Un-caped Crusaders: Illness Memoirs, 9/11, and Comics” – presented at the Ryerson Grad Seminar, Spring 2009.
- “Modern Mixed Media: Techniques for Using Online Fandoms for Teaching and Research” – presented at the Technology and Pedagogy conference at York University in March, 2009.
- “Water Logged Mona Lisa: Who Is Mary Sue and Why Do We Need Her?” – Master of Arts thesis, Spring 2009, Ryerson and York Universities
- “Whose Doctor?”, in Doctor Who In Time And Space, McFarland Press, Summer 2012.
Journalism
- “Dodesho?! Speak American Dammit!” in Fukuoka Now, September 2007
- “Living and Working In The Land of the Rising Sun” in Our Canada (Reader’s Digest), October 2007
Awards and Accolades
- Triptych named best Science Fiction / Fantasy book at the San Francisco Book Festival (May 2012)
- When the Hero Comes Home nominated for best Anthology in the ForeWord Book Of the Year Awards (April 2012)
- Triptych nominated in the Bisexual and LGBT SF/F categories of the Lambda Literary Awards (March 2012)
- Triptych nominated in the 2nd Annual CBC Bookies awards (March 2012)
- Triptych named one of the Best Overlooked Books of 2011 by The Advocate (Dec-Jan 2011-2012)
- Triptych named the #3 Best Book of 2011 in the Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror category by Publishers Weekly & Genreville’s Rose Fox.
- Best Short Story, Dragon*Con 2007 for Zoh Onna Omote (The Nothing Woman’s Mask)

