RECENTLY
‘What We Write About When We Write About Avocados’ — Malahat Review, Summer, 2018
‘How To Attend a Pool Party in the 1970s’ — GUSH: Menstrual Manifestos for Our Time, (Frontenac House, 2018)
SHORT FICTION
‘A Thinly Veiled Biography of My Childhood which I have Fictionalized by Giving Everyone Different Names (and in some cases different hair colour)’— Freefall
‘Cherry’ — The Litter I See Project
‘Quality Goods’—Toronto Star
‘Spit Wet Fingers and a Kiss’ — GEIST
‘Nine–Eleven’ — THIS Magazine
‘Conversation, in one act’ The Frogmore Papers
‘Bliss‘ — Room
‘Love Haight’, Lies with Occasional Truth
‘Treehouse’, Freefall
‘Skin’ — CBC Radio
‘Kick’ — CBC Radio
‘You Got a Problem?’ — CBC Radio
‘Bride of God’ — GEIST
‘Olix & Su’, Kiss Machine
‘A Guy and an Elk’, Grimm Magazine
‘Snapshots’, (winner) Commonwealth Short Story Prize
‘Snapshots’, BBC Radio
‘Snapshots’, (winner) GritLit
‘Rejectamenta’, Toronto Star
‘Let Them Eat Cake’, Toronto Star
‘Winter’ — CBC Radio
CNF
‘What We Write About When We Write About Avocados’—Malahat
‘How To Attend a Pool Party in the 1970s’ — GUSH: Menstrual Manifestos for Our Time, (Frontenac House, 2018)
‘Literary Nude’ — Guest post, @ Allyson Latta
‘Why She Stays’ — The Manifest Station,
‘C Fundamental (a process)‘— Guest post, @ Allyson Latta
POETRY
‘Guide to Better Cooking’ — GEIST
‘(101) Words of) Truth (without the u)’ — The New Quarterly
‘‘Yellow Shoes’ —Leaf Press
‘Girl in Red Running Shoes, et al.’, The New Quarterly
‘Petty Harbour’, Book of Thighs
MISCELLANY
Interview, The Malahat Review
Q&A, @ Books: Publishing, Reading, Writing
‘i am somewhere’ — The Sketchbook Project
PHOTOGRAPHY
Birds on a Wire — Uxbridge Juried Art Show — September 18 – 23, 2018
Free — Station Gallery, 2018
Blue Plate Special: make me one with everything — Station Gallery, 2017
upholSTORIES, Solo Exhibition at Robert McLaughlin Gallery, 2017
Headlights — Station Gallery, 2016
Phyllis — Station Gallery, 2015
Kingston Keys (to the Big House) Station Gallery — 2014
Matilda Magtree 
Hi Carin, I just came across your blog this morning and read your short story Quality Goods ( two years late, I know). What an amazing, beautifully written story. It stirred so many emotions in me. I live Toronto (mostly housebound due to chronic illness) but writing seems to be what soothes and saves me. So does reading! I’ll be following your blog and look forward to reading more. Many thanks. Warm regards, Rose
How kind, thank you so much, Rose. I’m thrilled to ‘meet’ you and so happy to know you’re out there. Also, how beautifully put, that reading and writing “soothes and saves you”. Lucky are those who know the tonic powers of words. All the very best to you. I look forward to chatting again…