Investigating Historical Fiction in The TV Corpus [Work in progress]
With Diana Wengler:
Newswriting in the Caribbean diaspora: Americanization and other trends in The Panama Tribune
(was awarded the ICAME John Sinclair Bursary)
With Stephanie Hackert, Robert Mailhammer, Diana Wengler & Ronia Zeidan:
Past tense marking in English on Croker Island: implications for variation and change in English
With Stephanie Hackert, Kimberly Nicole Carcamo Rodriguez, Diana Wengler & Melanie Keller:
The “Panama letters”: Reconstructing the roots of contemporary vernacular Englishes in the Caribbean
With Melanie Keller, Diana Wengler, Kimberly Carcámo & Stephanie Hackert:
The language of 21st century historical fiction: Bridgerton (2020) and Downton Abbey (2010-2015)
With Melanie Keller & Diana Wengler:
Linguistic strategies of estrangement in Bridgerton
Language Shift among West Indian Panamanians
With Melanie Keller & Diana Wengler:
“So I trucked out to the border, learned to say ain’t, came to find work”: the sociolinguistics of Firefly.
Language shift among Panamanians of West Indian descent
Language shift in Panama: some case studies
From woz fi to was to? A Creole modal feature in Caribbean Englishes
With Stephanie Hackert:
The “Panama letters”: A linguistic analysis of personal recollections of West Indian laborers in the construction of the Panama Canal.
Caribbean English on Pacific shores: the Silver People of Panama City
With Robert Mailhammer, Stephanie Hackert & Ronia Zeidan:
A multivariate analysis of past tense marking in Aboriginal English on Croker Island.
With Robert Mailhammer, Stephanie Hackert & Ronia Zeidan:
Past tense marking in English on Croker Island: A multivariate analysis