Peer Reviewed Publications
Economic Power and the Female Expatriate Consumer Artist in The Garden of Eden
From Aesthete to Gangster: The Dandy Figure in the Novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald
Book Review of Shira Tarrant’s When Sex Became Gender
Projects in Development
“No Place Like Home: Hemingway’s Uncanny Homelands” (under review)
“Was Sartorial Student–Now Sartorial Stylist: the Evolution of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Sartorial Style” (invited article)
Modern “Man of the Crowd”: Ernest Hemingway’s Post-War Flâneur (book)
Fashioning Identity in the Modernist Novel (book)
“Reading The Great Gatsby as a Gangster Novel” (article)
“Sartorial Primal Scenes: Ur-Moments in the Lives of Modernist Writers” (article/book chapter)
Selected Conference Presentation Abstracts
Ernest Hemingway Aficionado Flâneur: Bullfighting and Modern Spectatorship
Was Sartorial Student–Am Now Sartorial Stylist!
Bordering on Respectable: Class, Femininity, & the Sartorial Panacea in the Fiction of Jean Rhys
Sartorial Primal Scenes:Clothing the Boundaries of Modernist Identity
When Gangster Eyes are Smiling: Reading & Teaching The Great Gatsby as a Gangster Novel
Dressed in Whiteface: [Re]Fashioning Passing in the Harlem Renaissance Novel
Refashioning Flânerie:the Urban Flâneuse & Women’s Experiences of the Modern City
Solitaire Ambulante:Hemingway’s Modern “Man of the Crowd”—the Post-War Journalist Flaneur
Bloomsbury’s Underwear: The Petticoat and Other Sartorial Fetishes
Social and Sartorial Elitism and the Dandy Figure in the Fiction of F. Scott Fitzgerald
Consuming Misogynist Currencies: De/Valuing Women in Public Circulation
Consuming Sex & Gender in The Garden of Eden: Economic Power & the Female Expatriate Consumer
