‘Wallace after postmodernism: metamodernism, tone, and tennis’ | English Literature: Theories, Interpretations, Contexts 8: 1 (2022), pp. 105-124

Refocus: The films of Richard Linklater
Edited with Kim Wilkins. EUP, 2022

Richard Linklater is a popular American filmmaker who is widely celebrated for the breadth of his oeuvre. Over the past three decades, Linklater has directed more than twenty features, ranging from non-linear independent films to Hollywood genre entertainment. Despite the popularity of Linklater's rich and varied body of work and perhaps also because of this generic diversity he remains under-represented in critical and scholarly fora.ReFocus: The Films of Richard Linklater addresses this oversight, bringing together twelve original essays attending to Linklater as a filmmaker whose work engages with contemporary debates in American politics, gender, youth, and activism as well as significant concepts in film studies, including time and duration, rhythm, and movement. Together these essays form a dialogue on Linklater's ongoing role in contemporary American popular culture, and the impact his work has on discussions within (and beyond) film studies.

‘Richard Linklater and the Field of American Dreams’ | ReFocus: The Films of Richard Linklater. Edited by Kim Wilkins and Timotheus Vermeulen. EUP, 2022, pp. 85-100.

‘Introduction: Linklater’s Itinerant Oeuvre’ | Co-Authored with Kim Wilkins. ReFocus: The Films of Richard Linklater. Edited by Kim Wilkins and Timotheus Vermeulen. EUP, 2022, pp. 1-14

‘What’s behind the reterritorialization of Oslo’s cultural sphere’ | Frieze online (June 2022)

‘The do-er and the done-to: the politics of enthusiastic awkwardness’ | Ridiculously Yours: Art, Awkwardness and Enthusiasm. Edited by Jorg Heiser and Cristina Ricupero. Distanz, 2022, pp. 42-57

‘Sandra Mujinga’ | Artforum (March 2022)