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Williams, C (2024) Work of fiction: making a living from writing in the UK. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. ISBN 9783031642050

Banks, M, Oakley, K and Williams, C (2025) 'Cultural co-ops and the city: prospects for better and more meaningful work in culture.' In: McRobbie, A, ed. Refiguring spaces of the cultural: urban struggle and social inequalities. Routledge, Abingdon. (Forthcoming)

Williams, C (2024) '“I’m absolutely not complaining about it”: writing fiction as silenced cultural work.' In: Morrison, J and Pedersen, S, eds. Silenced voices and the media: who gets to speak? Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, pp. 247-262. ISBN 9783031654022

Williams, C (2023) Co-operatives in the creative industries: a collective and connected future for cultural work? In: MeCCSA Conference, September 2023, Glasgow, UK.

Williams, C (2023) Creative cooperatives: rationale, relevance, and resilience. In: Creativities, Knowledge, Cities (CKC) Conference: New Futures for Creative Economies, March 2023, Bristol, UK.

Williams, C (2022) Writing voices: writing fiction as silenced cultural work. In: MeCCSA Conference, September 2022, Aberdeen, UK.

Williams, C (2020) Writing futures: ‘hopeful’ interactions in cultural work. In: MeCCSA Conference, January 2020, Brighton, UK.

Williams, C (2019) (Not) imagining a writing future. In: CAMEo Conference, September 2019, Leicester, UK.

Eikhof, D.R, Williams, C and Marsden, S (2019) From diversity policy to practice: the case of the UK screen industries. In: 35th EGOS Colloquium, July 2019, Edinburgh, UK.

Williams, C (2018) My writing day: a community of authors. In: CAMEo Conference, September 2018, Leicester, UK.

Williams, C (2018) My writing day: how the Guardian presents a community of writers. In: MeCCSA-PGN Conference, July 2018, Canterbury, UK.

Burchill, A, Banks, M, Hawley-Lingham, E, Williams, C and De Sabbata, S (2019) It takes a region to raise an artist: understanding the East Midlands’ visual arts economy. CAMEo Research Institute, Leicester.

Williams, C (2024) What readers do: aesthetic and moral practices of a post-digital age [book review]. Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change, 9 (1). e05.