Book Section items - 2026

CLARKE, David (2026). Spring-heeled Jack: the evolution of a South Yorkshire legend. In: DASH, Michael, (ed.) Spring-heeled Jack: Representation and Interpretation. Exeter University Press. [Book Section]

DREDGE, Sarah (2026). White hands, brown hands and the ‘invisible hand’: the economy of ‘active sympathy’ in The Wonderful Adventures of Mrs. Seacole in Many Lands. In: NEWPORT, Emma and GOGGIN, Joyce, (eds.) Women, Money, and Markets (1770 - 1930)Uncovering the Invisible Hands of the Economy. Boydell and Brewer. [Book Section]

MASON, Jessica (2026). Absorbed by the Flat Earth: Conspiracy Immersion on TikTok. In: ADAM, Naomi, NORLEDGE, Jessica, STOCKWELL, Peter and VOICE, Matthew, (eds.) Immersion: The Power of Experiential Reading. Edinburgh University Press. [Book Section]

PARKES-NIELD, Sophie (2026). Following the rove: intangible cultural heritage and creative writing practice. In: CASS, Nick, WAKEFIELD, Sarina and POWELL, Anna, (eds.) Routledge Handbook of Heritage and Creative Practice. Routledge. (In Press) [Book Section]

PEPLOW, David and PHILLIPS, Jake (2026). “Why aren’t you learning anything?” Challenging questions in parole hearings involving prisoners serving IPP sentences. In: PIAZZA, Roberta and RINGROW, Helen, (eds.) The Language of Marginality and Subjectivity in a Global Context. Bloomsbury. [Book Section]