POETRY

• “Where Water Meets” (Last Draft)
• “A Recipe” (League of Canadian Poets Chapbook Series: These Lands: A Collection of Voices by Black Poets in Canada)
• “Childless Couple” (Plath Poetry Project, December 2018 Retrospective)
• Featured by Feminist Caucus, January 2019 report
• “When I Refuse You” (This Is World Town)
• “Precipice” (Stuck Zine, Nano Publishing 2018)

SHORT FICTION

• “Seasoning” (HELD Magazine, Issue #2: Generations)
• “The Face” (Cosmic Underground Northside: An Incantation of Black Canadian Speculative Discourse and Innerstanding)
• “When Dusk Comes” (Short Fiction Break)

PLAYS

• Broken Windows (thirty-minute staged reading) (Diaspora Dialogues and New Harlem Productions, 2021)
• Broken Windows (twenty-minute staged reading) (rock.paper.sistahz, 2016)
• When God Closes His Eyes (one-act staged reading) (WriteOn Showcase, 2016)
• Broken Windows (ten-minute) (InspiraTO Festival, 2015)
• Out of Body (five-minute) (From the Root Zine Issue #2)

FILMS & TELEVISION

• “Intersecting” (co-written, co-produced, co-directed) (short film) (CaribbeanTales International Film Festival, 2017 and Queer National Arts Festival, 2018)
• Mixed Up (co-creator, writer/producer) (CBC/Radio-Canada and Canada Council for the Arts, Creation Accelerator)

ARTICLES

• “Three New Worker-led Media Groups Emerge” (Broken Pencil Magazine)
• “Black and QTPOC Artists (Re)claiming Space” (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #76)
• “Unsettling Ancestry in Artistic Space” (alt.theatre Volume 12, Issue 3)
• “Resisting the Static: A Participatory Model for Black Youth Engagement” in Reigning in the New Skool Magazine  (The Peak Magazine)

BLOG POSTS

• “Dismantling Structural Violence Against Black Artists: An Afrofuturistic Mission” (East End Arts)
• “Like A Motherless Child” (The Puritan)
• “The Hunger for BIPOC Speculative Fiction” (Room Magazine)
• “How Canadian Law Renders Rape Invisible” (Shameless Magazine)
• “#BlackGirlsAreMagic In Canada, Too” (Shameless Magazine)
• Brand Jay McLaren (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Johnny Cayonne (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Maurice Bygrave (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Charles Roach (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Benjamin Johnson (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Alpha King (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Peter Marcelline (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Romain Pitt (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Samuel A. Cole (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Joseph Alban Liverpool (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Mark S. Doss (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Leonard Braithwaite (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Heather Greenwood Davis (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Francis-Anne Solomon (profile) (Black In Canada)
• Herbert Carnegie (profile) (Black In Canada)

BOOK REVIEWS

• What About Tomorrow? An Oral History of Russian Punk from the Soviet Era to Pussy Riot (Broken Pencil Magazine #86)
• Coconut Dreams (Broken Pencil Magazine #85)
• Hider/Seeker (Broken Pencil Magazine #82)
• We All Need to Eat (Broken Pencil Magazine #81)
• Recipe for Hate (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #80)
• Ethereal Voices (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #76)
• Chronicles of Zauba’ah (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #72)
• Extra Illicit Sonnets (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #71)
• Resilience and Triumph (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #71)
• Threadbare (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #70)
• Go Home Lake (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #70)
• Dancing Nude in the Moonlight (Broken Pencil Magazine Issue #69)

COMMUNITY-ENGAGED ARTS PROJECTS

• Black Like We: Troubleshooting the Black Youth Experience, ed. (Burnstown Publishing House, 2018)
• The Black Church in Canada, ed. (General Store Publishing House, 2015)
• Basodee: An Anthology Dedicated to Black Youth, ed. (General Store Publishing House, 2012)
• Liquid Voice Writing Collective (Parkdale Library 2015, Parkdale Project Read, 2016)
• Queering Mythologies (The 519, 2016)
• INTERGENERACIAL (2015-Present)  is a Black youth oral history theatre project funded by ArtReach, the Ontario Arts Council, and the Toronto Arts Council, which has produced verbatim plays From Their Lips and 2168: Ancestors Rising.