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Essays
Thinking about polyamory? You’re not the only one, The Conversation
Republished by The New Zealand Herald
Rewriting Romance, Institute of Art and Ideas
On Learning to separate romantic love from happiness (extract from Sad Love), Literary Hub
Love as as gift economy, New Philosopher
Love’s meaning, New Philosopher
Twenty million sisters, The Daily Ant
When you have two lovers, the holidays can be tricky, The Conversation
Republished by Global News
Republished by National Post
How to ‘love-craft’ your relationships for health and happiness, The Conversation
Republished by Independent Online
Republished by National Post
Dances with norms, Institute of Art and Ideas
On possibility, Powells Books Blog
How a hackneyed romantic ideal is used to stigmatize polyamory, Aeon
Republished by Big Think
Republished by PsyPost
Republished by The Establishment
Republished by The Week
The conquest of Bertrand Russell's happiness, Bulletin of the Bertrand Russell Society
On being the only ones, with Jonathan Jenkins Ichikawa, in Off Topic
Poetry
pure signifier and three witches
Book XI, issue XII, 2023
Am Yr Hen Ieithoedd
Collaborative art song with composer Alyssa Wixson, world premiere performance for Art Song Lab 2022 by Lynne McMurtry (contralto) and Alison d'Amato (piano)
Three Tarot Cards
Oxford Public Philosophy, 2020
Uninvited: Talking Back to Plato, with Carla Nappi
McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2020
Listen
Collaborative art song with composer Ashley Weckesser, world premiere performance for Art Song Lab 2020 by Steven Bélanger (baritone) and Corey Hamm (piano)
hymns to the word
Finalist for the Indiana Review 2019 1/2K Prize
Blue
Festival poem commissioned for Words On The Water Writers’ Festival 2019
In which I paint myself into a corner
Video poem
Before Aristophanes from Uninvited, plus an introductory dialogue with Carla Nappi
In The Philosophers Magazine, July 2018
Fourteen from Uninvited
Finalist for the Malahat Review 2018 Far Horizons Poetry Award
Like the blues
Video poem, with Ray Hsu and Swoon
A ghost is asking
Runner up, Indiana Review 2017 Twitter Poetry Contest
When I say make-up
Runner up, Indiana Review 2016 Twitter Poetry Contest
Videos
Opinions
Do gender norms enforce a divide between literature and philosophy? New Statesman
Canada defines love—exclusively, with Eve Rickert, Medium
Love isn’t about happiness. It’s about understanding and inspiration, New Statesman
Millennials are fine with being vague about gender, and that’s no bad thing, New Statesman
El poliamor es un asunto feminista (Polyamory is a feminist issue), El País
Let's talk about polyamory research: quality over quantity? Offbeat Home And Life
Dangerous minds: societal fears revealed by off-script books, The Globe and Mail
Dear media: polyamory is not all about sex, The Establishment
Republished by Huffington Post
Don't mix up love with marriage, The Globe and Mail
What's love got to do with sex ed? Maybe everything, The Globe and Mail
Winner, APA Public Philosophy Op Ed Contest 2016
Spanish translation by Sebastián Eugenio
Short Stories
The Contingency Plan
Forthcoming in M. Bez and G. Gardiner (ed.s) The Philosophy of Sexual Violence (London: Routledge)
The Woman at Home
Winner of the New Philosopher Writers’ Award XXI
Comics
Podcast
Reviews
Review of Ian McEwan, Machines Like Me
Final draft | Published version
In The Philosophers’ Magazine 86 (3), July 2019, pp. 113-4
Other Things
Foreword
To Polywise by Jessica Fern and David Cooley