What Do I Write?

Copywriting
Guest Post Links
- How Poetic Devices Can Improve Your Copywriting—Copy Posse
- 5 Signs You Should Cancel a Contract With a Client—Post-Grad Survival Guide
- Everyone Else Adopted Kittens . . . I Adopted a Corn Snake—Pop Sugar
- What Certifications Are Needed for My Product?—Ventrify
- How the “Yes, And” Concept Can Boost Collaborations—ReviewStudio
- The Ultimate Guide to Restaurant Logistics—Mosaic Solutions
- 9 Examples of Iconic Brand Packaging that all Marketers Can Learn From—Better Marketing
Expertise
Psychology
Marketing
Outdoors
Food & Beverage
Gaming
Pets & Reptiles
Medium
Since 2020, I’ve published over 100+ articles on Medium on all sorts of topics. There I’ve been published in large publications like SlackJaw, Better Marketing, Post-Grad Survival Guide, and The Startup.
Read some of my blogs here:
Creative Work
Dolly Parton
2013 – Poem
This poem about how I had a crush on someone while we watched Donnie Darko and I talked about Dolly Parton was published in Pulp Mag.
Growth
2015 – Poem
This piece about the Mona Lisa and when you find your very first grey hair was published in Capilano University’s magazine The Liar.
Pest Control
2019 – Poem
This poem about fantastical creatures in my apartment what published in SFU’s literary magazine The Lyre.
Proof I am Actually Medusa
2020 – Poem
In this poem published by Angst Zine, I compare myself to Medusa and the various ways in which people talk about curly hair.
Knick Knack and Trinkets
2014 – Poem
This list poem about things I have lost and things I have found was published in a separate issue of Kwantlen’s Pulp Mag a year later.
Totality
2018 – Comic
This watercolour comic about the Solar Eclipse in Oregon was published in The Garden Statuary, the undergraduate Journal of English at UBC.
Spring Cleaning / Windstorm
2016 – Poems
These poems were published together in UBC Slam’s yearly poetry chapbook in 2016.
My Last Day as a Mascot
2020 – Poem
After entering the Daily Drunk Mag’s Twitter contest, I won with a short humour prose poem about losing a job.

