Items where Division is "School of Writing, Publishing and the Humanities" and Year is 2023

Brayfield, C (2023) Writing Black Beauty: Anna Sewell and the story of animal rights. The History Press, Cheltenham. ISBN 9781803991641

Casale, A (2023) 'Hybrid equals accessibility.' Words & Pictures, 29 Jan. ISSN 2632-8879

Casale, A (2023) Sing if you can't dance. Faber, London. ISBN 9780571373802

Chappell, T.L (2023) Exhuming Mary Lincoln: found poetry in biographical fiction. PhD thesis, Bath Spa University.

Crosse, Z (2023) We are volcanoes: writing feminist fiction as a means of processing trauma. PhD thesis, Bath Spa University.

Cush, D (2023) '"Are you religious yourself?" Being non-binary between ‘religious’ and ‘non-religious’.' RE Today (Professional REflection), 40 (2). pp. 53-57.

Duivenvoorden, A (2023) Stones displaced: retaining the nuances of Maltese culture through short English fiction. PhD thesis, Bath Spa University.

English, L (2023) 'Finding a new approach: the use of visual images in spoken word poetry film.' In: Korecka, M.E and Vorrath, W, eds. Poetry and contemporary visual culture / Lyrik und zeitgenössische Visuelle Kultur. Poetry in the digital age (3). De Gruyter, Berlin, pp. 207-222. ISBN 9783111286396

English, L, Falkenberg, P and Cochran, J (2023) Cancer Alley (2022). In: Lyra Bristol Poetry Festival, Bristol, UK, 22 April - 1 May 2023.

English, L, Falkenberg, P and Cochran, J (2023) Cancer Alley (2022) & I want to breath sweet air (2020). In: Art Speaks Out on COP 28, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 30 November - 12 December 2023.

Filer, N (2023) Lives lived at the edges: on storytelling that honours the complexity of mental illness and trauma. PhD thesis, Bath Spa University.

Filer, N (2023) On writing fiction and narrative nonfiction. In: How To Get Published with LiteratureWorks, 21 October 2023, Exeter Library, Exeter, UK.

Filer, N (2023) Positive psychology and creativity. In: HMP Ashfield Festival, 1 November 2023, HMP Ashfield Library, Bristol, UK.

Filer, N (2023) Writer's talk. In: Mental Health Awareness Week, 18 May 2023, The Restore Trust, Bristol, UK.

Filer, N (2023) Your mind and mental health. In: Penned Up!, 4 May 2023, Erlestoke Prison, Erlestoke, UK.

Filer, N (2023) The language of madness. In: Psychosis: Schizophrenia, Hearing Voices and the Language of 'Madness', 26 April 2023, ACAMH webinar [online].

Filer, N and Hare, B (2023) Nathan Filer in conversation with Beri Hare. In: Clifton Village LitFest, 11 November 2023, Clifton Library, Bristol, UK.

Filer, N and Heaven, S (2023) One to One [3-part series].

Flavel, S and Hall, B (2023) 'Perspectival agility.' In: Flavel, S and Robbiano, C, eds. Key concepts in world philosophies: a toolkit for philosophers. Bloomsbury Academic, London, pp. 121-132. ISBN 9781350168121

Forna, A (2023) 'Writing in Englishes: taking control of the technology of power through literary aesthetics: a keynote speech to the African Studies Association Conference, 2021.' African Studies Review, 66 (1). pp. 6-17. ISSN 0002-0206

Gadd, I ORCID: 0000-0002-6154-5990 (2023) 'Rectangularity and 'The Frankfurt Kabuff'.' In: Driscoll, B and Squires, C, eds. The Frankfurt Kabuff: critical edition. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Waterloo, Ontario, pp. 107-112. ISBN 9781771125987

Gadd, I ORCID: 0000-0002-6154-5990, McDonald, R and Keane, A (2023) 'Destin-Ation integration: the impact of the European Destin Project (2018–2022) on Ukrainian journalism and media education.' Інтегровані комунікації = Integrated Communications, 15 (1). pp. 13-20. ISSN 2524-2652

Hannis, M and Sullivan, S (2023) 'Extraction old and new: toxic legacies of mining the desert in southwestern Africa.' In: Kryder-Reid, E and May, S, eds. Toxic heritage: legacies, futures, and environmental injustice. Routledge, pp. 23-34. ISBN 9781003365259

Harvey, S (2023) Orbital. Jonathan Cape, London. ISBN 9781787334342

Hensher, P (2023) To Battersea Park. Fourth Estate, London. ISBN 9780008323110

Hewitson, L and Sullivan, S (2023) 'Producing elephant commodities for ‘conservation hunting’ in Namibian communal-area conservancies.' In: Bollig, M, Lendelvo, S, Mosimane, A and Nghitevelekwa, R, eds. Conservation, markets & the environment in southern and eastern Africa: commodifying the ‘wild’. James Currey, Oxford, pp. 277-304. ISBN 9781847013408

Kerridge, R (2023) 'Truelove's tiger.' In: Saunders, H and Smith, J, eds. Speculative nature writing: an anthology. Guillemot Press, Cornwall, pp. 211-234. ISBN 9781913749460

Kirby, B.K (2023) 'The desert burns clean': the challenge of conveying accurate science through embodied characters in science fiction. PhD thesis, Bath Spa University.

Koot, S, Hebinck, P and Sullivan, S (2023) 'Conservation science and discursive violence: a response to two rejoinders.' Society & Natural Resources, 36 (5). pp. 585-597. ISSN 0894-1920

Koot, S, Hebinck, P and Sullivan, S (2023) 'Science for success – a conflict of interest? Researcher position and reflexivity in socio-ecological research for CBNRM in Namibia.' Society & Natural Resources, 36 (5). pp. 554-572. ISSN 0894-1920

Lancaster, C (2023) The biblical flood myth revisited: representations of flood and deluge in climate fiction. PhD thesis, Bath Spa University.

Liardet, T (2023) Fourteen ways of reading the messages sent from a spot marked in yellow; Lab sample 5: Quehonavir, serum drug for acuity of vision, perception and seeing. Poetry Review, 113 (1). ISSN 0032-2156

Liardet, T (2023) On one hundred and ninety-six seconds of solace. Fourteen Magazine, 2 (4).

Liardet, T (2023) Versions of Amusia 1 [concerto for 33 violins]; Versions of Amusia 5 [eat him by his own light]; On Rimsky Korsakov’s birthday. Manhattan Review, 21 (1). ISSN 0275-6889

Liardet, T (2023) Versions of the non-dominant hand (the apocryph); Versions of Oedipus (the phantom thread); Versions of divination (the Lacrimosa). Bad Lilies, 14.

Liardet, T (2023) Versions of the staircase [a decuplet of treads]. The Spectator. 18 March.

Liardet, T (2023) The etymology wars. The Spectator. 15 April.

Marshall, A (2023) Intelligence and espionage in the English Republic c. 1600-60. Manchester University Press, Manchester. ISBN 9781526118899

Marshall, A (2023) 'Robert Harley as Secretary of State and his intelligence work: 1702-1708.' History. ISSN 0018-2648

Marshall, A and Gribben, C (2023) Intelligence and espionage in the English Republic c. 1600-60 [podcast].

Morrison, R (2023) 'De Quincey and power.' The Wordsworth Circle, 54 (1). pp. 1-21. ISSN 0043-8006 Please click the title to check availability.

Moss, S (2023) Ten birds that changed the world. Faber, London. ISBN 9781783352418

Moss, S (2023) The owl: a biography. Square Peg, London. ISBN 9781529908268

Pullinger, K and Dovey, J (2023) 'Ambient literature.' In: Ensslin, A, Round, J and Thomas, B, eds. The Routledge companion to literary media. Routledge, Abingdon, pp. 75-86. ISBN 9780367635695

Re Manning, R (2023) 'Unconditioned.' In: Flavel, S and Robbiano, C, eds. Key concepts in world philosophies: a toolkit for philosophers. Bloomsbury Academic, London, pp. 195-202. ISBN 9781350168121

Simmons, G (2023) Between the chalk and the sea. Headline, London. ISBN 9781472280275

Sullivan, S (2023) 'CBNRM, national parks, elites, and ethnography: a comment on (mis)representations.' Ecology and Society, 28 (2). e23. ISSN 1708-3087

Sullivan, S (2023) '"Hunting Africa": how international trophy hunting may constitute neocolonial green extractivism.' Journal of Political Ecology, 30 (1). ISSN 1073-0451

Sullivan, S, Nami-Daman Traditional Authority, The, Hoanib Cultural Group, The, ǁHawaxab, F and Ganuses, W.S (2023) The Olivier ‘Damara-Nama’ Collection from Sesfontein (Namibia) (British Library Sound Archive C1709): repertoire, rights holders and repatriation. Future Pasts Working Paper No.14. ISBN 9781911126195