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Selected Edited Work

Please see my Reedsy profile for an updated list of recent edits and editorial assessments.
Surviving Samsara: A Memoir of Breakdowns, Breakthroughs, and Mental Illness by Kagan Goh (2021)
Water Confidential: Witnessing Justice Denied by Susan Blacklin (2024)
Stoneface: A Defiant Dene by Stephen Kakfwi (2023)
Accidental Blooms by Keiko Honda (2023)
Remnants: Reveries of a Mountain Dweller by Natalie Virginia Lang (2023)
Connecting the Dots: A Simple guide for Communications Practitioners in the Government and Private Sector (2023) by Andre E. Salloum
Victorian Metafiction by Tabitha Sparks (2022)
The Broken Heart of Winter by Judy LeBlanc (2023)
How She Read by Chantal Gibson (2019)
on/me by Francine Cunningham (2019)
Swelling with Pride: Queer Conception and Adoption Stories edited by Sara Graefe (2018) 

Selected Professional Writing

For The Editor's Weekly. Co-authored with Yuxuan Francis Liu.

For The Editor's Weekly. Co-authored with Yuxuan Francis Liu.

For The Editor's Weekly.

For The Editor's Weekly. Co-authored with Alex Benarzi.

For The Editor's Weekly. Co-authored with Alex Benarzi.

For The Editor's WeeklyCo-authored with Alex Benarzi.

Peer-reviewed Work

Creative non-fiction in Shelter In Text, edited by Myra Bloom and Kasia Can Schaik. University of Alberta Press, October 2025.

Creative Work

Directed by Kagan Goh; writers Kagan Goh and Holly Vestad; starring Berlin Lu, Clare Filipow, Henry Mah, and Winnie Hung.

"Scentless Happiness: The Benefits of Losing the Ability to Smell" (2018)

For Edible Vancouver, print. 

Photographs

In addition to writing, sometimes I take photographs. These are taken on my Minolta X-700 and Holga.

Get in touch

I acknowledge that I live and work in Tiohtià:ke, the traditional and unceded territory of the Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) Nation, which I recognize as the custodian of these lands and waters. Today, Tiohtià:ke is home to many, including a diverse urban community of Indigenous Peoples. 

© 2024. Site designed by Meghan Vestad.

Calathea illustration by Leah de Roy.

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