Essays/Reviews

  • 2023 Review ‘Rooms: Women, Writing, Woolf’, Virginia Woolf Bulletin, 72, January, pp 48-52.
  • 2022 Review ‘Machines for Living’, Modernism/Modernity, September, 29:3, pp 686-8.
  • 2022 ‘Writers’ Houses and a Plaque for Talland House’, Virginia Woolf Bulletin, 71, September, pp 72-77.
  • 2022 ‘Talland House’, The Sea Blazed Gold: Virginia Woolf in St Ives. L. Albani, Nightbird Press.
  • 2022 Book blog ‘5 best novels to revision history’ https://shepherd.com/best-books/to-re-vision-history
  • 2022 ‘Kim Jones OBE and Virginia Woolf’, Virginia Woolf Bulletin, 69, January, pp 34-36.
  • 2021 ‘Realms of Resemblance: Virginia Woolf, Simone de Beauvoir and Mai Zetterling’, Women Writers and Experimental Narratives, (eds) K. Aughterson and D. Philips, PalgraveMacmillan. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-49651-7_7
  • 2021 ‘George Duckworth’s Surprising Saturday Night’, Virginia Woolf Bulletin, 66, January, pp 39-43.
  • 2020 ‘The Relational Aesthetics of Bloomsbury’, Literaturas de Lingua Inglesa V (eds) Davi Pinho and Maria C Monteiro, Letra Capital Editora.
  • 2020 ‘Feminism in the Academy’, Building a Radical University, (eds) M. Rustin and G. Poynter, Lawrence & Wishart.
  • 2020 ‘Marion Dell in Conversation with Maggie Humm’, Virginia Woolf Bulletin, 65, September, pp 51-55.
  • 2020 ‘Love in Confinement’, short story, Fairlight Books  https://www.fairlightbooks.co.uk/short_stories/love-in-confinement/
  • 2019 ‘The Story of the Bloomsbury Set’, BBC History Extra https://www.historyextra.com/period/20th-century/bloomsbury-set-charleston-east-sussex-virginia-woolf/
  • 2018 ‘Virginia Woolf, Intimacy and Identity’, Virginia Woolf, Tate Publications, Catalogue Tate St Ives Exhibition ‘Virginia Woolf’
  • 2018 ‘Bloomsbury and the Arts’, The Handbook to the Bloomsbury Group (eds) D. Ryan and S. Ross, Bloomsbury Academic, London.
  • 2018 ‘Vanessa Bell’s “tiny book”: Woolf, Impressionism, Roger Fry and Anti-Semitism’, Virginia Woolf and the World of Books (eds) N. Wilson and C. Battershill, Clemson UP, Clemson.
  • 2017 ‘Virginia Woolf and Photography’, Special Issue: Photography and Gender, Journal Communicação e Sociedade
  • 2017 ‘The Women’s March on London: Virginia Woolf, John Berger, Judith Butler and Intersectionality’, Przeglad Kulturoznawczy, 4 (34). 
  • 2017 ‘Virginia Woolf and the Artistic Heritage of St. Ives’, in Virginia Woolf and Heritage (eds.) J. de Gay, T. Breckin and A. Reus, Clemson UP, Clemson.

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