Putman, Makayla. “From Middle Ages to Middle-Aged: Chaucerian Resonances and the Silently Suffering Wife in Hawthorne’s ‘Wakefield.’” Nathaniel Hawthorne Review, Upcoming Fall 2026.
Putman, Makayla. "Why Do You Imagine Golden Birds?": The Legacy of John Keats's Nightingale. Texas State University M.A. Thesis, April 2026. Link.
Pellinore, Jo. A Bouquet of Vellum. Indie Earth Publishing, 2026.
Pellinore, Jo. "Pomegranate Tears." The Spell Jar: Hauntings of the Heart, Indie Earth Publishing, 2025.
Pellinore, Jo. "Queen Moon." The Spell Jar: Hauntings of the Heart, Indie Earth Publishing, 2025.
Pellinore, Jo. "Reflecting Claret Shores." The Spell Jar: Hauntings of the Heart, Indie Earth Publishing, 2025.
“Not Dead, But Darkling: Keats’s Nightingale and the Victorians.” North American Society for the Study of Romanticism & North American Victorian Studies Association Joint Conference, Virtual, Accepted for November 2026.
“‘Is It Eách One?’: Fire, Darkness, and the Liminal God in Hopkins’s Sonnets.” Victorian Interdisciplinary Studies Association of the Western United States (VISAWUS) Conference, St. Louis, MO, October 2025.
“Seeking Sameness and Empathy in Villette’s Psychological Transformations.” British Women Writers Conference (BWWC), Sioux Falls, SD, May 2025.
“Community-Defined Lewte and Feminine Response in The Canterbury Tales.” Texas Medieval Association (TEMA) Conference, Austin, TX, February 2025.
“Strength of Femininity and Motherhood in the Iliad.” University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Scholars’ Day, Belton, TX, April 2024.
“Diverting Dining: Wilde’s Earnest Food Symbolism.” Sigma Tau Delta Centennial Convention, St. Louis, MO, April 2024.
“Present in All Things: An Exploration of the Artist and Divinity.” Baylor Symposium on Faith and Culture, Waco, TX, October 2022.