“A White Horse on a Red Car,” Résonance, (University of Maine) Vol. 8, 2026.
“Letter in a Mokuk,” Fiction winner, Eden Mills Literary Festival (Ontario), ‘2022 Read at the Fringe Contest,’ and publication in “Emerge 3,” the festival chapbook.
“A beautiful, emotive story about yearning and family connection. The voice in this story is striking.” —Emily Austin, Judge, Eden Mills Writers Festival
“A poignant and evocative story about family, love, loss and longing. Beautifully written.” —Silmy Abdullah, Judge, Eden Mills Writers Festival
“Letter in a Mokuk,” winner of the Wabash Prize in Fiction 2019, Sycamore Review, Purdue University, vol 31, no 2.
“A heartfelt tale told in epistolary format. In the twilight of her life, Lisette, an Anishinaabe woman, writes a letter to her white French father who left the family when she was a little girl. The complex politics and generational devastation of settler colonialism are distilled into a quiet, deeply personal story.”—Neon Yang, Judge, Sycamore Review
“Running Toward French,” Résonance, (University of Maine) Vol. 1, 2019.