EVENTS
Introduction to Smooth Talk (Joyce Chopra / “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been” by Joyce Carol Oates), with Kevin Greenspan, for Paradise Book Club (August 2025)
Introduction to Bonjour Tristesse dir. Durga Chew-Bose, Q+A w/ Chew-Bose, Lindsay Tapscott, and Katie Nolan at TIFF Lightbox (May 2025)
Introduction to The Virgin Suicides (Jeffrey Eugenides / Sofia Coppola), with Kevin Greenspan, for Paradise Book Club (April 2025)
Cross-Pollinations on translation as creative and care practice: The Canadian Association for Health Humanities Virtual Rounds Series, with SJ Thiessen (virtual, March 2025)
Crit Salon: on Chantal Akerman’s News from Home, Tranzac Club (March 2025)
Introduction to The Handmaiden (Park Chan-Wook / Fingersmith by Sarah Waters), with Kevin Greenspan, for Paradise Book Club (February 2025)
Introduction to Rebecca (Daphne du Maurier / Alfred Hitchcock), with Kevin Greenspan, for Paradise Book Club (November 2024)
Introduction to Annihilation (Jeff VanderMeer / Alex Garland), with Kevin Greenspan, for Paradise Book Club (September 2024)
Apartment Reading hosted by Babak Lakghomi, with Kim Chinquee, Bud Smith, Steve Anwyll, and Ami Xherro (September 2024)
“I Became a Fabulous Thief” for Pack Animal Summer Reading: THREAD BARE (July 2024)
CIRCUMFLUENCE: On Writing: How Are We Influenced?, The Centre for Comparative Literature, The University of Toronto (November 2023)
Critical Conversations “Fall of the Newsstand?” panelist, Toronto International Festival of Authors (September 2023)
Introduction to Neon of the Everyday: Two Films by Pierre Clémenti, TIFF Wavelengths (March 2023)
Pack Animal Autumn Reading (November 2022)
Essay (“Notes on Translating Silence, Starvation, and the Color Green in Pierre Clémenti’s A Few Personal Messages) for AWP Panel, “Translating Trauma” (2022, virtual)
Trampoline Hall Lecture: “Rhymes with Glamour: A Lecture on Stammering in 7 Syllables” (2021)
Essay (“The Feminist Snap/shot: in Crisis & on Instagram”) for Wayne State University’s Visual Culture Symposium, The Visual Logic/s of Feminism/s. (April 2019, Detroit)