Books:
- Irish Fiction: An Introduction. New York and London: Continuum Press, 2004.
Refereed Journal Articles:
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“On the Edge of Foreign”: Race and (non-)Belonging in the Celtic Phoenix-Era Irish Crime Fiction” Irish Studies Review, special issue “The Rise of the Phoenix: Restoration and Renaissance in Contemporary Irish Writing.” Vol.31, No.2 (2023).
- "A Wholly Other World of Things, Hidden": Benjamin Black's and Tana French's Criminal Worlds." Clues, 35:2 (Winter 2017): 40-47.
- “This place.. so vividly, so violently, so murderously alive”: Emigration in John Banville’s Benjamin Black Novels.” Éire–Ireland, special issue "Ireland and the Contemporary." (Spring/Summer 2017): 144-168.
- “The Answer… is Yes and No: John Banville, Henry James and The Ambassadors.” Irish University Review, 45:2 (2015): 302-319.
- “‘Dualism is the word’: Wave/Particle Functions in Banville and Stoppard.” Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 56:3 (Fall 2014): 326-347.
- “‘Life just is like that’: Martin McDonagh’s Estonian Enigma.” New Hibernia Review, 15:1 (Spring 2011): 138-150.
- “Trying to Catch Long Lankin by His Arm: The Evolution of John Banville’s Long Lankin.” Irish University Review, 31:2 (Autumn/Winter 2001): 386-403.
Book Chapters & Invited Contributions:
Dictionary Entries:
- “John Banville.” Dictionary of Literary Biography Volume 386: Twenty-first Century Irish Fiction Writers. Bruccoli Clark Layman Inc., 2020: 3-22.
- “Kate O’Riordan,” Dictionary of Literary Biography Volume 267: Twenty-first Century British and Irish Novelists, Bruccoli Clark Layman, Inc., 2003: 279-284.
