Publications
“Ossian vs. Oisin: Sublime Cultural Identification in Macpherson’s Ossianic Texts and W. B. Yeats’s ‘The Wanderings of Oisin.’” Literature and Politics in the Celtic World. Eds. Pamela O’Neill and Jonathan Wooding. Sydney Series in Celtic Studies 4. Sydney: Sydney UP, 2000. 125-135.

Rev. of Diana Der-Hovanessian’s The Other Voice: Armenian Women’s Poetry Through the Ages. Ararat Magazine. 3(2005) 41-2.

Forthcoming Publications
Rev. of Donald Davie’s A Traveling Man: Eighteenth-Century Bearings. Eighteenth-Century Novels. 4(2005)

Conference Papers
“Trading Bodies/Exchanging Spaces: Amatory Authority in The Travels of Dean Mahomet.” South Central Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Cocoa Beach, Florida. February, 2006.

“Passionate Words/Global Desires: The Travels of Dean Mahomet” International Association for the Study of Irish Literature, Charles University, Prague. July 2005.

“Redefining the Home Team: Irish/Indian Identity in Bend it Like Beckham” Northeast Modern Language Association, Boston University. April 2005.

“Racial Games: From Black and White to Ghettopoly.” Midwest Popular Culture Association, Cleveland, Ohio. October 2004.

“Transforming Fairy Tales into Artifacts: W.B. Yeats as Folklore Editor.” The American Conference of Irish Studies: Mid-Atlantic Regional, University of Maryland. October 2003.

“Of Text and Time: Greenaway’s Pillow Book and Kristeva’s ‘Women’s Time.’” Northeast Modern Language Association. U of Toronto. April 2002.

“Esoteric Inspiration: W.B. Yeats’s Alternate Reality.” Graduate English Association: Fourth Annual Conference, Fordham University. October 2001.

“Shoa Agus Dánte Eile: Bringing Irish Idiom to the European Union.” American Conference of Irish Studies: Mid-Atlantic Regional, College of Mount St. Vincent. October 2000.

“Cancerous Incorporations: The Aesthetic Politics of Disease and Desire in J. D. McClatchy and Marilyn Hacker.” Graduate English Association: Third Annual Conference. Fordham University. April 2000.

“Ossian vs. Oisin: Sublime Cultural Identification in Macpherson’s Ossianic Texts and W. B. Yeats’s ‘The Wanderings of Oisin.’” Third Australian Conference of Celtic Studies: Literature and Politics in the Celtic World. University of Sydney. July 1998.

“‘Usurping a name and a theme’: the Function of Language in Eavan Boland’s ‘Anna Liffey.’” American Conference of Irish Studies: Southern Regional Meeting, University of South Carolina. February 1998.