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My research investigates the rising influence of digital culture, disinformation, and wellness narratives, focusing on the broad and underdefined genre of 鈥渟elf-help.鈥� By pursuing a close reading of the rhetoric and narrative strategies employed across self-help texts in their various iterations online, my research explores how these uses subvert hegemonic narratives of 鈥渟uccess,鈥� effectively queering the genre of self-help. By queering, I mean the active disruption of normative assumptions about individual achievement, temporality, and relationality embedded in traditional self-help discourse.

I am a writer and editor and have worked in the publishing industry for five years. I co-founded, a generative workshop for queer writers in Toronto. My journalism has been published in Xtra and Azure, and my reviews have appeared in Arc Poetry Magazine and the Temz Review, among others. Academic reviews are forthcoming in Gender and Language and TOPIA.