National Anthem (Dead Bird Books, 2020)
A Felling Of Things (2016)
How to be a Bad Muslim (Penguin Random House, 2022)
'I want you to think about what you would like to see at the heart of your national literature ' - Tina Makereti
I Thought We’d Be Famous (Dead Bird Books, 2019)
Feel Like Shit Looking Great (self published, 2015)
Party Tricks and Boring Secrets ([with artist Josh Solomon], self published, 2014)
Poor People With Money (Penguin, 2022)
Iceland (Steele Roberts, 2017)
'There’s a kind of heaven that comes from hearing another writer interpret the mysteries of process' - Tracey Slaughter
Na Viro (Huia, 2022)
Black Ice Matter (Short stories: Huia, 2016)
Headland
Geometry
Newsroom
Pantograph Punch
New Writing ([ed. Thom Conroy], Massey UP, 2017)
Black Marks on the White Page ([eds. Witi Ihimaera and Tina Makereti], RHNZ Vintage, 2017)
Out Here: An Anthology of Takatapui and LGBTQIA+ Writers from Aotearoa New Zealand ([eds. Chris Tse and Emma Barnes], Auckland UP, 2016)
'...we were there as faith-based writers, as believers in the mana of Oceania...' - David Eggleton
Arms & Legs (Te Herenga Waka University Press, 2022)
The Swimmers ( Te Herenga Waka University Press & Gallic Books, 2020)
‘Inspiration is the name for a privileged kind of listening’ - David Howard
The Wrong Woman (Hachette, 2022)
The Last Guests (Hachette, 2021)
Tell Me Lies (Hachette, 2020)
In The Clearing (Hachette, 2019)
Call Me Evie (Hachette, 2018)
'...poetry makes intimate everything that it touches.' - Michael Harlow
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Lay Studies (Victoria University Press, 2019)
The Bellfounder (The Cultural Society, 2015)
Fiddlehead (Compound Press, 2014)
'Many of our best stories profit from a meeting of New Zealand and overseas influences' - Owen Marshall
Rangikura (VUP, 2021)
Poūkahangatus (VUP, 2018)
Granta online
Starling
The Spinoff
Sport
Pantograph Punch
The Wireless
Poetry Magazine
The Friday Poem: 100 New Zealand Poems ([edited by Steve Braunias] Luncheon Sausage Books, 2018)
'Many of our best stories profit from a meeting of New Zealand and overseas influences' - Owen Marshall
XYZ of Happiness (Mākaro Press, Submarine imprint, 2018)
The Blue (Penguin Random House, 2007)
'I started to feel very guilty, as though I’d perpetrated a crime, a rort' - Stephanie Johnson
She’s a Killer (Victoria University Press, 2021)
Tess (Victoria University Press, 2017)
The Invisible Rider (Victoria University Press, 2012)
'...poetry makes intimate everything that it touches.' - Michael Harlow
Felt (Massey University Press, 2021)
Family History (Mākaro Press, 2017)
Apple & Tree (Cape Catley, 2011)
The Rise of Autobiographical Medical Poetry and the Medical Humanities (ibidem, 2018)
New Zealand Poetry Yearbook (Massey UP, 2020)
Poetry New Zealand Yearbook (Massey UP, 2019)
Signals 1-8 ([with Rosalind Ali], published by the Michael King Writers Centre, Crazy Snail Press and Penguin Random House 2012 – 2019)
Best New Zealand Poems (Victoria UP, 2013)
Dear Heart: 150 NZ Love Poems (Godwit, 2012)
‘Myxomatosis’ in Landfall (Issue 239, May 2020)
‘Tick Boxes’ in Landfall (Issue 235, May 2018)
‘Cool Storage’, ‘Anonymous’ and ‘I am Losing You Again’ in Snorkel (#22, 2016)
‘Cracked’ in Trout (2016)
‘One Criticism of Your Novels‘ in Turbine (2016)
‘This Vehicle Kneels on Request’ in Sport 43 (2015)
‘Norma-Jean, Naomi, Tammy and Grace’ in Australian Poetry Journal (2015)
‘Couples Therapy’, ‘On My Shoulders’ and ‘Heartache All Around’ in Sport 42 (2014)
‘Ham Bag’ in Turbine (2014)
‘Captions’ in Snorkel #17 (2013)
‘Making Contact’ in Trout (2012)
'I want you to think about what you would like to see at the heart of your national literature ' - Tina Makereti