ACADEMIC
Articles, chapters, collections
Epochs, Ages, and Cycles: Time and the Environment – a Special Edition of Green Letters Special Edition, Vol.28, Iss.4, Eds. Jasmin Kirkbride and Vera Fibisan | 2025
‘Radically Hopeful Dystopian Climate Fiction: Exploring Social Dreaming, Temporal Re-Sensitisation, and Katharsis in Jeff VanderMeer’s Borne’ in Wild Possibilities a special edition of Comparative American Studies | 2025
‘Twisting point: the evolution of haiku in the climate crisis’ in The British Haiku Society Essay Collection | 2023
Republished in Haiku Newz, a Journal of the New Zealand Poetry Society | 2024
‘The Burning Core: Using Heraclitus’ concept of an arche of fire to examine humanity’s connection with nature in Cormac McCarthy’s The Road’ in The Cormac McCarthy Journal Vol.18.2 | 2020
‘Cohesive Plurality: Exploring the relationship between resonance and the act of writing – Part 1: The Writer’s Internal Choir’ in LOGOS Vol.31.2 | 2020
‘Part 2: The Composer’ is a short story simultaneously published by Fairlight Books (see fiction)
‘Understanding our place: Publishing’s role in the reading ecosystem under neoliberal economics’ in Contemporary Publishing and the Culture of Books: 1st Edition eds. Alison Baverstock, Richard Bradford, Madelena Gonzalez | Routledge, 2020
Book reviews
‘Science Fiction and Climate Change: A Sociological Approach’ in Green Letters | February 2022
‘Narrating the Mesh: Form and Story in the Anthropocene’ in Green Letters | November 2021
‘Fragments from the history of loss: the nature industry and the post colony’ in Green Letters Vol.25.1 | February 2021
I have also peer-reviewed for several academic and creative writing journals. Please get in touch if you are seeking a peer reviewer working in creative-critical writing, dystopia, climate fiction, or hope.
SELECTED JOURNALISM
‘Haiku have captured the essence of seasons for centuries – new poems contain a trace of climate change’ in The Conversation UK, co-written with Paul Chambers | 2024
Republished in the UK National Association for Environmental Education (NAEE) Blog, and the University of Bristol’s Cabot Institute for the Environment Blog, amongst others.
Pond Tales: an experimental nature writing blog | 2021-2024
‘Lost landscapes and the grief of nature’s tessellations’ on Writers Rebel | 2021
For further selected journalism, check out these op-eds and interviews collections.
POPULAR NONFICTION BOOKS
Don’t Panic | Summersdale, 2017
Also available in the Australia, the USA and Canada
Boost: Supercharge Your Confidence | Summersdale, 2017
French translation: Boost – Faites décoller votre confiance en vous (DUNOD, 2018)
Dutch translation: How to Feel Good (Lantaarn, 2018)
Arabic translation: اشحن ثقتك لأعلى مستوى لـ and my author name: جاسمين كيركبرايد (Jarir Bookstore, 2020)
Also available in the Australia, the USA and Canada
Believe in Yourself | Summersdale, 2016
Albanian translation: Besoni në veten tuaj (Minerva, 2017)
Slovenian translation: Verjemi Vase (Mladinska knjiga, 2019)
Also available in the Australia, the USA and Canada
Stress Less | Summersdale, 2016
Dutch translation: How to Destress (Lantaarn, 2017)
Albanian translation: Më Pak Stres (Minerva, 2017)
Slovenian translation: Brez Stresa (Mladinska knjiga, 2021)
Also available in the Australia, the USA and Canada