Poems
“Strange Beach.” Granta Books. (forthcoming 2024/25)
“Strange Beach.” Soft Skull Press. (forthcoming 2024)
“The Applebox.” Commissioned by Royal Society of Literature for Dalloway Day 2023
“Beacon.” “Mausoleum.” “Night on the Thames Path.” PN Review. Issue 270. Volume 48: 4, May–June 2023
“re: God.” “Cleanness.” The Poetry Review. Volume 113:1, Spring 2023.
“Simulacrum.” The Guardian (Poem of the Week) March 20th, 2023.
“Inevitabilities.” Propel Magazine. Issue 2, January 2023,
“Fumbled Sonnet.” “Gambit.” “Vanishing Point”. Oxford Poetry. Issue 94. Winter 2022.
“Two Men Seen in the Window.” New Poets Collective Anthology. October 2022.
“There is Nothing like that Black Voice!” Creative Future Winners Anthology. September 2022.
“Now.” Re:creation: A Queer Poetry Anthology. Stewed Rhubarb Press. July 2022.
“SE16.” Where We Find Ourselves Anthology. Arachne Press. April 2022.
“Instructions to Get Over Your Ex.” 14poems. Issue 5. August 2021.
“Gossiped Sonnet.” TATE Website. Feb 2021.
“Invisible Speaker – Are you surprised.” bath magg. Issue 5. December 2020.
5 poems. Queerlings. Issue 1. December 2020
photo credit: Arnaud Mbaki
Reviews/Critical Writings
“July Poetry Round Up.” The Guardian.
Group Review of Heritage Aesthetics by Anthony Anaxagorou Improvised Explosive Device by Arji Manuelpilai, and Triptychs by Sandra Simonds.” Poetry London. Summer 2023. (forthcoming)
“Review of The Hurting Kind by Ada Limon.” Times Literary Supplement. (forthcoming)
‘Oluwaseun Olayiwola’s Devastation Mixtape.” The Poetry Society. April 2023.
“Review – Music for the Dead and Resurrected by Valzyhna Mort.” The Poetry School. March 2023.
“Speaking into Marble Silence; on Dear Life, Temporary Stasis, and Voix Celeste.” Poetry Birmingham Literary Journal. Issue Nine. Winter 2022.
“Marigold and Rose by Louise Glück Review.” The Telegraph. Oct 2022.
“Wicked Enchantment by Wanda Coleman review.” The Telegraph. May 2022.
Group Review of The Resurrectionists, No Ruined Stone, and Too Young, Too Loud, Too Different. Magma Literary Journal. Spring 2022.
“The fire is still alive.” The Times Literary Supplement. April 2022.