Publications | Alison Booth

2018

Character Studies. Style. 2018;52:118–23.

2017

Alison B. The Detective Annex: Where Is 221B Baker Street?. University of Utah. 2017.

Alison B. Strategic Typologies and Particular Webs: Digital Studies of Women’s Lives. 2017.

CUNY Victorian Conference, Talia Schaffer, Co-organizer, CUNY Graduate Center

Alison B. A Rhetorical Theory of Biography: Communal Voices and Types,” Shanghai Universit. 2017.

Alison B. Character Studies,” Keynote, 6th International Conference on Narratology, Shanghai International Studies University. 2017.

Booth A. Men and Women of the Time: Victorian Prosopographies. In: Life Writing and Victorian Culture. Routledge; 2017. pp. 41–66.

Rees K. Life Writing by the Gosse Family: Family Portraits in Scientific, Evangelical and Auto/biographical Discourses. Life Writing. 2017;14(2):199–215.

Booth A, Connell SE, Coolahan M-L, Boggs J, Flanders J, Kelly D, Mapp R, Martin W. Only Connect!: Intertextuality, Circulation, and Networks in Digital Resources for Women’s Writing.. In: DH. 2017.

Booth A. The Detective Annex: Where Is 221B Baker Street?. Victorian Review. 2017;43(1):1–6.

Whitman’s W, Montez L. The Clerk and the Spanish Dancer:. 2017.

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