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Refrain, Again: The Return of the Villanelle. Diss. U of Virginia, 2004.

A comprehensive literary history of the villanelle, 1574-2004.

The First Villanelle: A New Translation of Jean Passerat's J'ay perdu ma tourterelle (1574). Meridian 12 (2003): 30-37.

A brief commentary on and translation of the first villanelle.

A Strangely Useless Thing: Iseult Gonne and Yeats. Yeats Eliot Review: A Journal of Criticism and Scholarship 19.2 (2002): 13-24.

A short biography of Iseult Gonne, with emphasis on her relationship to Yeats and his poetry.

Academic Research Strategies and Contexts. North Carolina State University, spring 2005, spring 2006, and spring 2007.

The syllabus for a course I helped develop and teach on advanced academic research skills and issues.

The Victorian Period. North Carolina State University, spring 2007.

The syllabus for a course I taught on Oscar Wilde in the context of Victorian social history.

Bibliography and Methodology. North Carolina State University, fall 2006.

The syllabus for a course I taught on advanced literary research methods, professional practices and problems, and the effects of technology on the study of English.