Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications
“In the Beginning was the Word: How Medieval Text Became Fantasy Maps.” Co-Authored with Anna Waymack. Studies in Medievalism XXIX (2020): 183-199.
“Thinking Globally: Mandeville, Memory, and Mappaemundi.” Co-Authored with Anna Waymack. The Medieval Globe, 4 no. 2 (Winter, 2018): 71-109.
“Eight Islands on Four Maps: The Cartographic Negotiation of Hawai’i, 1876-1959.” Cartographica, 50 no. 3 (Fall, 2015): 119-140.
* Listed as one of Cartographica‘s most read articles (2015-present)
Edited Collections
Teaching Gradually: Practical Pedagogy for Graduate Students, By Graduate Students. Co-Editor with Kacie Armstrong, Lauren Genova, and Derina Samuel. Stylus Publications. 2021.
Essays in Edited Collections
“Planning Digital Projects for Undergraduate Coursework.” Co-Authored with Krithika Vachali. In Teaching Gradually: Practical Pedagogy for Graduate Students, By Graduate Students. Stylus Publications 2021.
Book Reviews
Review of Reading and Mapping Fiction: Spatailising the Literary Text, by Sally Bushell. The Portolan. Forthcoming, 2021.
Review of A Critical Companion to English Mappae Mundi of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries, edited by Dan Terkla and Nick Millea, H-Maps. Forthcoming, 2021.
Review of Networked Nation: Mapping the German Cities in Sebastian Münster’s Cosmographica, by Jasper Cornelius van Puten, H-Maps. Forthcoming, 2021.
Review of The Book of Eels: Our Enduring Fascination with the World’s Most Mysterious Creature, by Patrik Svennson. Fish Magazine. Spring, 2021.
Review of Christianity Beyond Christendom: The Global Christian Experience on Medieval Mappaemundi and Early Modern World Maps, by Jeffrey Jaynes, H-Net, December 2018.
Public and Popular Writing
“Two Pounds of Pepper and Ginger, A Pair of Scarlet Trousers, and 1,000 Eels.” BBC History Magazine, October 2020, 43-46.
“‘Getting Used to It’: Winston Churchill’s Curious Metaphor.” Eel Town Newsletter. Forthcoming, Autumn 2020.
“The Maps…They Lie: A Short Essay on the Nature or Maps, and Our Reaction to Them.” Historia Cartarum (2019).
De Homine a Muribus Dilacerato (About a Man Torn Apart by Mice) An illustrated flipbook version of a story from the history of William of Malemsbury. Historia Cartarum (2017).
