Nicole Mae was a finalist for the RBC Bronwen Wallace Award. Their poetry collection Prairie Bog is a part of the 2025 anthology by Writers' Trust of Canada, published by Coach House Books. “Ribgrass,” “Longlaketon,” “Dishes,” “What My Chest Says About Me,” “Sepsis,” “Five Days Post-Breakup,” “And Cried, And Cried,” “Fresh Cream Warm Cashmere,” and “Grasshopper Bones” are readable on Apple Books and Writers' Trust's website.

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“Your Skin is Where” (2025): featured in DUSIE’s Tuesday Poem series.

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“Matryoshka,” “Tojás Szervek,” and “Fuzz” (2025): featured in periodicities literary journal. 

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“Trans Unfoldings,” “Algae,” and “Cold Szilvás Gombóc” (2025): featured in The Lilac Journal's issue "Creation Beyond Transition."

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“Cream Soda Dissociation” and “Autumn, 2011” (2023): featured in Paloma Magazine’s issue “Life, Bloody Life.”

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Screaming Sweet Nothings (2019): A poetry collection following the tenderness and horror of a toxic relationship. Using self-painted art, vintage photographs, and handwritten letters, Screaming Sweet Nothings talks of lust, devotion, manipulation, assault, and marriage. 

Available for purchase below.

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Youth (2018): A poetry collection about the vulnerability of young adulthood. It talks of first-times, long-distance relationships, mental health barriers, and queer discoveries.

SOLD OUT EVERYWHERE.​