Peer-Reviewed Articles and Book Chapters

“Ecclesiological Unity and the Enlargement of Scripture: Richard Sibbes and Figural Reading.”
All Thy Lights Combine: Figural Reading in the Anglican Tradition. Eds. Ephraim Radner and
David Ney. Lexham Press: 2022.

“Anthony Copley and the Paradoxes of Parody.” Renaissance Studies 35.5 (June 2021).

“Utopian Literality: Thomas More and the Faith of Catholic Reading.” Studies in Philology 117.2 (Spring 2020).

“Book, Body, and Bread: Reading Aemilia Lanyer’s Eucharist.” Philological Quarterly 96.1 (Winter 2017).

“The Georgic Mode and ‘Poor Labours’ of George Herbert.” Renaissance Studies 30.2 (April 2016).

Entries, Reviews, and Conference Proceedings

“King Lear, James Baldwin, and the Freedom of Tragedy,” Selected Papers from the Twenty-Sixth Annual Conference of the Association for Core Texts and Courses, April 2021 (ACTC Liberal Arts Institute, 2025)

Review of The Printer as Author in Early Modern English Book History (Routledge, 2022). Renaissance Quarterly (2025)

“Shakespeare’s Theology.” Wide Angle: A Journal of Literature and Film. Vol. 13 (Spring 2024)

Anthology Introduction to King Lear, in Learning the Good Life: Wisdom from the Great Hearts and Minds That Came Before, eds. Jessica Hooten Wilson and Jacob Stratman (Zondervan Academic). May 2023.

Review of Debating the Sacraments (Oxford UP, 2019). Renaissance Quarterly 74.1 (Spring 2021)

Review of Allegory and Enchantment (Oxford UP, 2016). Renaissance Quarterly 71.1 (Spring 2018)