Book chapters
Androgynous Artefacts: The Princess as Heirloom in The Legend of Zelda Franchise. In Draycott, J (ed.) Women in Historical and Archaeological Video Games. De Gruyter. (2022).
Fork in the Road: Consuming and Producing Video Game Cartographies. In Mol, A et al (eds.) Return to the Interactive Past. Leiden: Sidestone Press. (2021).
Virtual Dark Tourism in The Town of Light. In Champion, E (ed.) The Phenomenology of Real and Virtual Places. London: Routledge. (2018).
Commissioned articles
Picture Imperfect: Photography, Dark Tourism and Video Games. Historical Games Network. (2021).
Burn the Glitch? An Archaeology of Digital Queers. First Person Scholar. (2020).
Conference papers
A Room with a Viewfinder: Archaeogaming and Photography. The Interactive Pasts Conference Online 2. (2020).
She’s a Card: Gender and Identity in Reigns: Her Majesty. Middle Ages in Modern Games Conference. Twitter. (2020).
Stay (Gone) Home: Lockdown Archaeogaming. Public Archaeology Twitter Conference. (2020).
Working is Broken: Labour Conditions in Commercial Archaeology and Video Game Development. Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference. University College London. (2019)
Bad Vibrations: The Auditory Experience of Digital Dark Tourism. Digital Games Research Association. Kyoto, Japan. (2019).
Dawning on Me: Gendered Night Walking in Video Games. Wandering Games Conference. University of Bangor. (2019).
Creating an Archaeogaming Zine: A Queer Public Archaeology? Theoretical Archaeology Group. University of Chester. (2018)
2B, or not to be: recording the Reliquary System in NieR Automata. European Association of Archaeologists Conference. Barcelona (2018).
Archaeogaming as Queergaming. Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) International Conference. University of Tübingen. (2018).
The Power: Speculating on the female future of the past. Theoretical Archaeology Group. Cardiff. (2017)
Archaeogaming is a Political Matter. Public Archaeology Twitter Conference. (2017).
Dark Tourism in The Town of Light: Dark Heritage, Player Agency and Phenomenological Experience. European Association of Archaeologists Conference. Maastricht (2017).
An Island Archaeology of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. Public Archaeology Twitter Conference. (2017).
Commercial archaeology and narratives of British exceptionalism. Theoretical Archaeology Group. University of Southampton. (2016)
Panels
Ethics. Historical Games Network. (2021).
Pride in Pixels: Queer SF Video Games. London Science Fiction Research Community (2021).
Experiments in Play Opening Night Gala. University of Goldsmiths (2019).
Podcast Appearances
The Trial of the Tomb Raider. Hey Lesson Podcast. (2020).
Season 4 Episode 1. Ask an Archaeologist Podcast. (2020).
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