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‘Wynkyn de Worde, Stephen Hawes, and the Improvisation of Genre in Early Sixteenth-Century English Poetry’, Renaissance Studies, 36 (2022), 252-77
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‘“This hinder nycht, halff sleiping as I lay…”: The Autobiographical Impulse in the Dream Poetry of William Dunbar’, Postgraduate English: A Journal and Forum for Postgraduates in English, 41 (2021), 1-11
‘“And to that ende, here is remembrance”: Registers of Petition in Thomas Hoccleve’s Devotional and Begging Poetry’, Medium Ævum, 88 (2019), 301-28
‘“Vnder Coloure I Dyuers Bokes Dyde Make”: “Obscure Allegory” in the Dream-Poems of Stephen Hawes’, Swiss Papers in English Language and Literature, 37 (2019), 105-30
‘“Why þat yee meeued been / can I nat knowe”: Autobiography, Convention, and Discerning Doublenesse in Thomas Hoccleve's The Series’, Neophilologus, 101 (2017), 1-16