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Kidlit

Most of my short fiction and poetry is for adults, but I also write short fiction / poetry for kids. I’m working on two longer-form projects for kids at the moment: a middle-grade novel and a picture book.


Short stories / poetry

“Kori and Nori Go Out For
T. A. C. O.s” – published in Young Explorers’ Adventure Guide Volume 6, December 2019

“In the Garden” – A sweet poem/song for babies, in the November 2020 Highlights Hello


By kid me

When I was a teen, I entered a kids’ writing contest called the Prism Award (no relation to the music video awards). First prize was $500, a trip to Toronto, and publication of our stories as books! My science fiction novella, GULUBUBBLE, was published in an illustrated paperback duo by Air Canada (yes, really) with 7-year-old Nicholas Woo’s tale, MORE AND MORE POTATO CHIPS, which is a fun story that’s exactly what it sounds like. The book’s out of print, but I’m grateful for the fantastic introduction to editing, revisions, and the thrill of holding a published book with my words in it!

Sadly out of print.

Activities

“How many stars do you see?” – I put up these free STEM activities about skyglow and stars in 2020, when so many schools closed during the pandemic.
Free Classroom Resource: Cards for French as a Second Language classrooms, to play the “J’ai… qui a?” game for numbers 11-20
Numbers game: Practice recognizing numbers (числа) in the Ukrainian language with this free online game.

Awards & grants

CANSCAIP Writing for Children contest – Winner, Picture Book (2020)