Forthcoming with The Fiddlehead, the "who's who in Canadian literature," a pair of found-poetry collages.

Intervening in debate with polyphony, The Writing on the Wind’s Wall listens at length to the voices of many: a death doula, a sound-healer, a psychiatrist, a scholar, a doctor, a medium, an ethicist, a prospective ‘Medical Assistance in Dying’ recipient, a politician, a reverend, and recipients’ survivors offer the atonal chorus authentic public discourse sounds like. Facilitated by Kevin Andrew Heslop; parametered by his hometown of what is currently called London, Ontario (a national healthcare hub); and guided by a constellation of lodestars including Paolo Freire, John Cage, Li-Young Lee, Thích Nhất Hạnh, and Robert Hass; and while, in the spirit of individual liberty, global euthanasia increases proportional to the world’s socioeconomic, ideological, and ecological unsustainability, The Writing on the Wind’s Wall is a testament to what a community felt and believed in the 2020s about living, and dying, together.

Co-authored with the one of the first doctors in Canada to administer 'Medical Assistance in Dying.'

Limited series on Canada's first euthanasia doctor in development with Astoria Pictures. Bird's-eye is here.

A two-volume compendium in print of in-depth interviews with writers and artists from across Canada and around the world forthcoming from Guernica Editions.

Feature film informed by a 2025 research residency with Teatro Oficina.

Limited series in development with Astoria Pictures.