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Literary CV

"curios ii: parsing" — Peeking Cat Literary, February 6th, 2021 (online)/ October 2021 (anthology)
"raw & mismanaged" & "sentiment analysis" — Theta Wave, Issue 4 forthcoming
"canyon lake" — Perhappened Mag, Issue 2 "Road Trip", July 2020
"vancouver special" — Versification, June 2020
"ice core samples from an ailing body" — Red Alder Review, Open Mic Series feature, May 12, 2020
"Princeton, TX, 2008" — mineral lit mag, issue 2, April 10, 2020
"Curios" — Pomme Journal "Put Into Words, My Love", February 2020
"cèilidh" — Open Minds Quarterly, Volume 2, Issue 4, Winter 2020
“A Moment, in a Day, in the Life of Данкан Гидонович”, emerge 19, October 2019
"Zephyr" — Lyre Magazine, Volume 9 "Vision and Time", 2018
"summer" — Sea to Sky Review, Volume 1, Issue 2, August 2018
"softer now" — "The Year We Became", UBC Slam Poetry, March 2018
"Be Prepared" — Sea to Sky Review, Volume 1, Issue 1, April 2018
"PEARL" — Juste Milieu Literary Review, Issue no. 4, February 2018
"springtime" — Juste Milieu Literary Review, Issue no. 3, December 2017
"tactlingual", "dentistry" — "A Delightfully Pacistic Huddle of Poes", UBC Slam Poetry, March 2017.
"Over the Rockies" — W49 Magazine, Volume 18, 2017 (credited as Duncan Parizeau)
"Ghost" — W49 Magazine, Volume 17, 2016 (credited as Duncan Parizeau)

"Code Communique #1" — Daybreaking Zine, Issue 3, September 2020 (credited as Per-Osip Shevchenko)
"Postcards from an Ailing Body" — Funicular Magazine, Issue 4, June 2020
"Be Prepared" — W49 Magazine, Volume 17, 2016 (credited as Duncan Parizeau)
"Kafka's — W49 Magazine, Volume 17, 2016 (credited as Duncan Parizeau)

"Beyond City Limits", mixed media; paper ephemera and ink on archival paper — Thin Air Magazine,
Volume 24, 2018
"The Things Nature Says When We Talk About Sustainability", mixed media triptych; plant matter, soil, ink, charcoal on archival paper — "GreenFlux" University of British Columbia Sustainability, November 2017

"Talking With Your Kids About Complicated Issues" — Read Local BC, October 10th, 2020.
"To Make a Long Story Short" — Read Local BC, September 25th, 2020.
"These Authors Will Make You See Stanley Park in a Whole New Light" — Read Local BC, August 14th, 2020 (credited as RLBCAdmin).
"These Books Will Help Introduce Your Kids to Social Justice" — Read Local BC, August 7th, 2020
"Kids Books for Sharing Indigenous Stories and Cultures" — Read Local BC, July 24th, 2020
"Reimagining the Suburbs" — Read Local BC, July 17th, 2020
"Your Reading Shouldn't End With National Indigenous History Month" — Read Local BC, July 9th, 2020

Mashed Poetics "Learning to Crawl", Online, August 8th, 2020
Interview, Red Alder Review: Open Mic Q&A, May 12th, 2020
This Is Not a Hoax by Heather Jessup Book Launch, Book Warehouse Main St. (Vancouver, BC), January 24th, 2020
Langara Community Day Strangers on a Train Alumni Reading, Science and Technology Building, Langara College (Vancouver, BC), June 15th, 2019
The Year We Became Chapbook Launch, BC Hydro Theatre, University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC), April 5th, 2018
Stories on the Drive, The Drive Coffee Bar (Vancouver, BC), February 7th, 2018
Richmond World Festival, Minoru Park (Richmond, BC), August 2017
Canada Wish 150, Roundhouse Theatre (Vancouver, BC), August 2017
A Delightfully Pacifistic Huddle of Poes Chapbook Launch, Frederic Wood Theatre, University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC) April 2017
Strangers on a Train, The Railway Club (Vancouver, BC), January 26th, 2016

Poetry: “Beyond City Limits”, Pushcart Prize Nomination, 2018
Poetry: “Beyond City Limits”, 2nd Place, Gas Station Prize, Thin Air Magazine, 2018
Fiction: “Be Prepared”, Jon Furberg Fiction Award, Langara College, 2016
Fiction: “Kafka’s” 2nd Place, Postcard Fiction Contest, W49 Magazine, 2016