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Books (IN-PROGRESS):
Sanctuary (completed chapbook of poetry ~ under contract and forthcoming from FinishingLinePress)
Translating the Past: Essays on Medieval Literature in Honor of Marijane Osborn, co-edited with Mark Bradshaw Busbee (Arizona Medieval & Renaissance Texts and Studies, under contract and forthcoming) (collection of essays ~ in-progress)
Illuminating Moses: A History of Reception (collection of essays ~ in-progress for Brill)
John Trevisa and the English Polychronicon (completed academic book ~ under review with Boydell and Brewer)
The Pearl-Maiden and the Memory of Trauma (academic book ~ in-progress)
Ni Jalena: A Medieval Romance (completed fantasy novel ~ under revision)
Hearing God’s Voice (devotional book ~ under revision)
Articles:
“Queen Elizabeth I,” British Writers’ Supplement, ed. Jay Parini (Charles Scribner’s Sons, An Imprint of the Gale Group, forthcoming).
“Why Authority? Trevisa, Translation, and the Audience of the English Polychronicon,” Medieval Authorship, ed. Stephen Partridge (University of Toronto Press, forthcoming).
“Translating Caedmon’s Miracle in the Chronicles of the Venerable Bede, Ranulf Higden, and John Trevisa,” Translating the Past: Essays on Medieval Literature in Honor of Marijane Osborn, eds. Jane Beal and Mark Bradshaw Busbee (AMRTS, forthcoming 2009).
“Moses as a Model for Medieval Contemplative Devotional Practices: Lectio divina, Holy Pilgrimage, and the Biblia pauperum,” Illuminating Moses: A History of Reception, ed. Jane Beal (Brill, forthcoming).
“Julian of Norwich,” British Writers’ Supplement 12, ed. Jay Parini (Charles Scribner’s Sons, An Imprint of the Gale Group, 2006), 149-66.
“Margery Kempe,” British Writers’ Supplement 12, ed. Jay Parini (Charles Scribner’s Sons, An Imprint of the Gale Group, 2006), 167-83.
“Mapping Identity in John Trevisa’s English Polychronicon: Chester, Cornwall, and the Translation of English National History,” Fourteenth-Century England, Vol. III, ed. William Mark Ormrod (Boydell and Brewer, 2004), 67-82.
“John Trevisa,” British Writers’ Supplement 9, ed. Jay Parini (Charles Scribner’s Sons, An Imprint of the Gale Group, 2003).
“Jonathan Edwards,” The Oxford Encyclopedia of American Literature, Vol. I, ed. Jay Parini (Oxford University Press, 2003), 432-41.
“The Pearl-Maiden’s Two Lovers,” Studies in Philology 100:1 (Winter 2003), 1-21.
*Available at http://muse.jhu.edu/demo/studies_in_philology/v100/100.1beal.pdf.
Poetry:
Sanctuary (Georgetown, KY, Finishing Line Press, forthcoming).
“Crimson Leaves,” Nota Bene (Davis, 2002).
“1154 Hillside Drive,” Alexandria Lives Poets’ Society Anthology (Alexandria, 2000).
“One in the Tribe of Diana,” Qasida (Sonoma, 1995).
“The Romance of Nimue and the Wizard Merlin,” Qasida (Sonoma, 1995).
“Three Poems,” Orbit du Novo (Sonoma, 1993), 28.
Academic Encyclopedia Entries, Introductions, and Short Essays
“John Trevisa,” “Ranulf Higden,” “Geoffrey of Monmouth,” “History of the Old Testament,” and “The Chronicle of Huntingdon,” Encyclopedia of the Medieval Chronicle, ed. Edward Donald Kennedy (Brill, forthcoming in 2008).
“Some Contributions to Middle English Lexicography” and “Joan Turville-Petre,” J.R.R. Tolkien Encyclopedia, ed. Michael Drout (Routledge Press, 2006).
“Geoffrey of Monmouth,” The Broadview Anthology of British Literature, Vol. 1, ed. Joseph Black, et al. (Broadview Press, 2006). [unsigned introduction]
“Medieval Books for Young Readers,” Medieval Academy News (February 2001), 15.
Reviews:
Review of A Companion to Medieval English Literature and Culture: 1350-1500 edited by Peter Brown, Modern Philology (forthcoming).
Review of Angels on the Edge of the World: Geography, Literature, and English Community, 1000-1534 by Kathy Lavezzo, The Sixteenth-Century Journal (forthcoming)
Review of Chronicles: The Writing of History in Medieval England by Chris Given-Wilson, The Sixteenth-Century Journal (forthcoming)
Review of Travel and Translation in the Early Modern Period edited by Carmine G. Di Biase, The Sixteenth-Century Journal (forthcoming)
Review of Autobiography and Gender in the Early Modern Period by Sharon Cadman Seelig, The Sixteenth-Century Journal XXXVIII/4 (2007), 1103-04.
Review of The Idea of Theater in Latin Christian Thought: Augustine to the Fourteenth Century by Donnalee Dox, The Sixteenth-Century Journal XXXVII/3 (2006), 906-07.
Review of Teresa of Avila’s Autobiography: Authority, Power, and the Self in Mid-Sixteenth-Century Spain by Elena Carrera, The Sixteenth-Century Journal XXXVII/4 (2006), 1165-67.
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