Publications

Monograph:

  1. Writing the Jerusalem Pilgrimage in the Late Middle Ages (DS Brewer, 2021).

Articles:

  1. ‘“Hardly gear for woman to meddle with”: Kriemhild’s violence in women’s nineteenth-century English-language versions of the Nibelungenlied’ (Translation and Literature, 30.2 (2021), 170-197)).
  2. ‘To Gaze or Not to Gaze: The Nineteenth-century Der arme Heinrich from Volksbuch to Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s “Miracle-Rhyme”’ (Modern Language Review, 114.2 (2019), 181-211).
  3. ‘Merton College, MS. 315: An Introduction’ (Oxford German Studies, 46.2 (2017), 213–16).
  4. ‘Converting Corpses: The Religious Other in the Munich “Oswald” and “St Erkenwald”’ (Oxford German Studies, 44.2 (2015), 113–35).
  5. ‘“William Wey’s Itinerary to the Holy Land”: Bodleian Library, MS Bodley 565 (c.1470)’ (Bodleian Library Record, 28.1 (2015), 22–36).

Book sections:

  1. ‘Imaginatio, Anachronismus und Heilsgeschichte’ (with Annette Volfing) in Geschichte Erzählen, ed. Sarah Bowden, Manfred Eikelmann, Stephen Mossman, and Michael Stolz (Tübingen: Narr, 2020).

Popular Articles and Free-to-Access Publications

  1. ‘Bad mothers: women in children’s literature‘ (The Tablet, 1 January 2022) (free with registration). This piece appeared in the print edition under the title ‘The land of make-believe’.
  2. ‘Blood, Stones and Holy Bones’ (History Today, Volume 71, 6 June 2021) (open access).
  3. ‘In the proxy footsteps of the past’ (The Tablet, 8 April 2021) (free with registration).
  4. ‘Writing the Jerusalem Pilgrimage in the Late Middle Ages’ (Medieval Herald, 45, June 2021) (open access).

In progress:

  1. International Medievalisms (editor, Boydell & Brewer).
  2. ‘Emma Letherbrow’s Gudrun: Kudrun for “modern” Victorians’ (book section).
  3. Holy Land Pilgrimage Texts, c. 300-1550 (co-editor, Brill).

Translations:

  1. Verse translations for sleeve notes of Der Wanderer: Schubert Lieder (Delphian Records, 2016).
  2. Two translations in The Impact of Idealism: The Legacy of Post-Kantian German Thought, Volume 3, ed. Christoph Jamme and Ian Cooper (CUP, 2013):
    1. ‘The legacy of idealism and the rise of academic aesthetics’ (by Christoph Jamme).
    2. ‘Influences of German Idealism on nineteenth-century architectural theory’ (by Petra Lohmann).

Reviews:

  1. Review of Rüsenberg (2016) Liebe und Leid, Kampf und Grimm, (Modern Language Review, 113.1 (2018), 259–61).