His conceptual writing engages with the representation of Indigenous peoples in anthropology and popular culture. His writing has appeared in numerous magazines and journals across Canada. He is the editor for Poetry is Dead magazine and former editor for PRISM International and Geist. His first book, The Place of Scraps (Talonbooks), was a finalist for the Gerald Lampert Memorial Award and the winner of the Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize. Un/inhabited, his second book, was co-published by Project Space Press and Talonbooks in 2015. His most recent book, Injun, also published by Talonbooks, uses erasure and pastiche to offer a powerful response to the western genre and its representations of First Nations people. He was named one of the 12 Young Writers to Watch by CBC Books (2015).