Research
Journal Articles
(2026)‘The Philistine Revolution: Ethel Mannin, Virginia Woolf and The Battle of the Brows’, English Literature, 12, 197-219. DOI: 10.30687/EL/2420‑823X/2025/01/010
(2024) '“The Workers Must Strive if the Butterflies Must Live”: Ethel Mannin’s Love’s Winnowing, the Socialist Romance Novel and Working-Class Women in Interwar Britain', TULSA Studies in Women’s Literature, 43:2,1-21. DOI:https://doi.org/10.1353/tsw.2024.a952300
(2024) ‘“The Tale is Soon Told”: Working-Class Storytelling in Sylvia Pankhurst’s “Thrift” and May Westoby’s “The Injustice of the King”’, Journal of Working-Class Studies, 9:2, 42-62, DOI: https://doi.org/10.13001/jwcs.v9i2
(2017)’ The Politics of Motherhood: Reproductive Labour in Lauretta Ngcobo’s And They Didn’t Die’, Scrutiny2, 22:1, 22-32, DOI:10.1080/18125441.2017.1311365
Forthcoming
(Edited Essay Collection) Poetry between the World Wars: solidarity and resistance 1919-1945, , C. Timlin, R. Hampson, (eds.), Edinburgh University Press, (Forthcoming, 2028)
(Poetry Anthology) Poets Call for Solidarity: an anthology of contemporary resistance poetry, C. Timlin, R. Hampson, (eds.), Crater Press, (Forthcoming, 2028)
(Collected short stories) Things Not Seen, Always Imagined: Sylvia Pankhurst’s Utopias, C Timlin, R Holmes (eds.) (Forthcoming 2027)
Book Chapters
(2020) ‘Contemporary Media Theory: Semiotics’, Contextual Media Studies: A South African Perspective, Edge Media, South Africa.
(2020) ‘Media and Culture – A South African Perspective’, Contextual Media Studies: A South African Perspective, Edge Media, South Africa.
Work in Progress
(Monograph) International Socialism and Women’s Literary Activism in Interwar Britain