Selected Work
Poetry
- Five poems in Cordite
- ‘August in the Thirteenth’, TEXT: Poetry Now Special Issue
- Ten poems in The Penguin Book of Indian Poets (2022) edited by Jeet Thayil
- ‘Le Méridien’, Griffith Review
- ‘The Cat’ and ‘Empyrean’, nether Quarterly
- ‘Sudden Landing’, Australian Poetry Journal
- CARTOGRAPHY, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane
- ‘A Kind of Paradise’, ‘In A Tranquil Period’, ‘To Basquiat’, Other Ways: The Sangam House Reader Vol. 5
- ‘Looking for Meaning When It’s Simple’, Rabbit Poetry Journal
- ‘The Phytoplankton’, Plumwood Mountain 6.1
- ‘In Each Dimmed Room’ and ‘Lorca’s Horse’, Quiet: Contemplating the Collection, Queensland Art Gallery
- ‘Left of Desire’, Tell Me Like You Mean It II
- ‘The Peacock’, Rabbit Poetry Journal
- ‘Dawn’, The Lifted Brow
- ‘Four Years of Februarys’, Stilts Journal
- ‘In A Tranquil Period’, Cordite
- ‘A Kind of Paradise’, Australian Poetry Journal (published online by Red Room Poetry)
- ‘To Basquiat’, Wildness
- ‘August Burns the Sky Like Rubber’, Award Winning Australian Writing 2017
- ‘Bronze with Two Ears’ and ‘Shimla is A City Full of Ghosts’, Island Magazine
- ‘Aubade’, StylusLit
- ‘Home is the Solace of Small Towns’ and ‘Orchid Avenue’, Mascara Literary Review
- ‘The Need for Poetry’, Tincture Journal
- ‘Scrubbing vegetables at the sink in Shanghai winter’, ‘September cracks like a yolk’, and ‘Staying at Dadaji’s house on his first death anniversary’, Hecate
Essays and criticism
- ‘Riotous Subjects’, Reviewed: The Fraud by Zadie Smith, Sydney Review of Books
- Reviewed: West Girls by Laura Elizabeth Woollett, Australian Book Review
- Reviewed: Yellowface by RF Kuang, Kill Your Darlings
- ‘Till Real Voices Wake Us, And We Drown’, Australian Book Review
- ‘Strivers and Crooks’, Reviewed: Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead, Australian Book Review
- ‘Preaching to the Converted’, Reviewed: Racism edited by Winnie Dunn, Stephen Pham and Phoebe Grainer, Australian Book Review
- ‘I Insist‘, Reviewed: Zadie Smith’s Intimations, Meanjin
- ‘Long After You Have Left This World’, Reviewed: Mirandi Riwoe’s Stone Sky Gold Mountain, Sydney Review of Books
On the ABR Podcast
As editor
- Cordite Poetry Review, Cordite 96: NO THEME IX with Jeet Thayil
Awards
- Winner, Queensland Premier’s Young Writers and Publishers Award 2017
- Winner, Tom Collins Poetry Prize 2017: ‘August Burns the Sky Like Rubber’
- Highly Commended, Thomas Shapcott Poetry Prize for an Unpublished Manuscript 2017
Interviews
- Ep. 216 Mindy Gill: Seeing Multiplicities, Poetry Says