Publications - 2011

"`All We Are Saying Is Give Peace a Chance': The Vietnam War Protest Movement in Australian Women's Fictions by Janine Burke, Patricial Cornelius, Nuri Maas, and Wendy Scarfe".

Becoming Biosubjects. Bodies. Systems. Technologies

Co-Editor with Jacqueline Jenkins, The Humorous Magistrate: print edition of the Osborne Manuscript (UofC Special Collections 132.27). The Malone Society, Manchester University Press: 2011.

Decentering the Dean: Locating Jonathan Swift in Ireland and Grub Street.

“Exploding the Glass Bottles: Constructing the Postcolonial ‘Bluebeard’ Tale in Nalo Hopkinson’s ‘The Glass Bottle Trick’.”

Guest Editor with Amy Scott, Circles and Circuits: Drama and Politics in the Midlands. Spec. issue of Early Theatre featuring research on the Osborne and Arbury plays and their theatrical and political context (December 2011), 283 pages.

Cultural Memories and Imagined Futures: The Art of Jane Ash Poitras

Interview with Robert Kroetsch

The Humorous Magistrate (Osborne), University of Calgary, Osborne MsC 132.27

Language,Culture and Translation: Globalization and Counterhegemony.

Monoceros

A seventeen-year-old boy, bullied and heartbroken, hangs himself. And although he felt terribly alone, his suicide changes everyone around him. His parents are devastated. His secret boyfriend’s girlfriend is relieved. His unicorn- and virginity-obsessed classmate, Faraday, is shattered; she wishes she had made friends with him that time she sold him an Iced Cappuccino at Tim Hortons. His English teacher, mid-divorce and mid-menopause, wishes she could remember the dead student’s name, that she could care more about her students than her ex’s new girlfriend. Who happens to be her cousin. The school guidance counsellor, Walter, feels guilty – maybe he should have made an effort when the kid asked for help. Max, the principal, is worried about how it will reflect on the very Catholic school. And Walter, who’s been secretly in a relationship with Max for years, thinks that’s a little callous. He’s also tired of Max’s obsession with some sci-fi show on tv. And Max wishes Walter would lose some weight and remember to use a coaster. And then Max meets a drag queen named Crêpe Suzette. And everything changes.

Stygian Suitcases: Travel's Temptation

The Broadview Anthology of Literature of the Revolutionary Period, 1770-1830

“The Life Abridged: Exemplarity, Biography, and the Problem of Metonymy.” In *The Journal of the Northern Renaissance* 3:1, 58-81.

the telephone

“This rare Poetesse”: the Remains of Lady Jane Burdett.” Circles and Circuits: Drama and Politics in the Midlands.

'Why Should We Forgive our Enemies?' The Passions and Persuasions of Creative Writing