Academic Publication

• “The Blessed ‘Mad Ones’ in Howl and On the Road” in The Sense and Sensibility of Madness: Disrupting Normalcy in Literature and the Arts (Doreen Baushke and Anna Klambauer, Editors), Brill Publishing
• “Drought Busters” and “Jumbo Riley”, in American Myths, Legends, and Tall Tales: An Encylopedia of American Folklore (Christopher R. Fee and Jeffrey B. Webb, Editors), ABC-Clio

Conference Presentations

• Were-women and their Wolves: an Examination of Angela Carter’s Wolf Stories at Werewolves and Shape-shifters in Global Lore and Literature, University of Texas Permian Basin
• Philomela and Penelope: How Women’s Art in Literature Weaves the Narrative at BABEL Working Group – Off The Books (4th Biennial Meeting), University of Toronto
• Following the Rules at Talking Bodies, Chester University
• Mad to Live, Mad to Talk: Madness as Blessing in Howl and On the Road at InterDisciplinary.net – Making Sense of Madness (7th Annual Global Conference), Mansfield College, Oxford