SHAPESHIFTERS
Poetry Chapbook || Autumn 2018 with Rahila's Ghost Press
"A stunning debut, this is an important chapbook that refuses to shy away from the gritty details of determining who we are. McPhee is a writer to watch and a poet to admire, whose (at times) insecure speaker comfortably builds a home in a voice that reads enjoyably akin to a philosophically informed confessional." -- Shapeshifters reviewed by A.W. French for PRISM International. Read full review here. |
|| POETRY ||
"Teen Wolf" in Arc Poetry Magazine, issue 91
"Sad Friends" in Contemporary Verse 2, volume 42, issue 4
"Lupo Mannaro" in Glass Buffalo, volume 8, issue 3 : shortlisted for the 2019 Glass Buffalo Poetry Prize, Gold winner Alberta Magazine Award for Poetry 2020
"Prayer for Our Past Selves" in The Maynard
"Remember How We Felt About Art at Sixteen" in SAD Mag
"Waiting on Information from Doctors" in The Remedy
"What Will Sustain Us Through the Winter?" in Plenitude
"Antler" in Apeiron Review, issue 8
"Sad Friends" in Contemporary Verse 2, volume 42, issue 4
"Lupo Mannaro" in Glass Buffalo, volume 8, issue 3 : shortlisted for the 2019 Glass Buffalo Poetry Prize, Gold winner Alberta Magazine Award for Poetry 2020
"Prayer for Our Past Selves" in The Maynard
"Remember How We Felt About Art at Sixteen" in SAD Mag
"Waiting on Information from Doctors" in The Remedy
"What Will Sustain Us Through the Winter?" in Plenitude
"Antler" in Apeiron Review, issue 8
|| NON-FICTION ||
"Glossolalia" in Room, issue 41.4: Emergence : shortlisted for Room's 2018 Creative Non-Fiction Contest
"An Interview with Love, Simon director Greg Berlanti and actor Keiynan Lonsdale" in them.
"A Year Without George Michael, My First Queer Hero" in them.
"An Interview with Alessandra Naccarato" in GUTS Magazine
"Who Then Can Be Saved" in The Citron Review
"An Interview with Love, Simon director Greg Berlanti and actor Keiynan Lonsdale" in them.
"A Year Without George Michael, My First Queer Hero" in them.
"An Interview with Alessandra Naccarato" in GUTS Magazine
"Who Then Can Be Saved" in The Citron Review