Published work
with Sarah Iles Johnston. “State of Play: HORROR.” American Journal of Philology 147.2: p. 173–190.
2026
“Divine Revolt in Early Greek Epic and Sinai Palimpsest Ar NF 66.” In Discovering Dionysus in the Hexameters of ›Sinai Palimpsest Ar NF 66‹: New Mysteries of the Ancient Orphica?, eds. Luisina Abrach, Radcliffe G. Edmonds III, Anne-France Morand, p. 251–265. Sozomena 23. Berlin and Leiden: De Gruyter Brill.
2026
edited, with James C. Wolfe. Navigating the Study of Myth, Ritual, and Belief: Models from the Ancient Mediterranean to the Present Day; Essays in Honor of Sarah Iles Johnston. Berlin and Leiden: DeGruyter Brill.
“Believability in and between Orphic Hymns 11 and 34,” p. 93–107.
with James C. Wolfe. “Introduction: The Intersection of Myth, Ritual, and Belief,” p. 1–8.
2025 avail. 2024
“Rape and Revenge in the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite.” Arethusa 58.1: p. 75–100.
2025
Theologies of Fear in Early Greek Epic. Oxfordshire: Routledge.
2025 avail. 2024
with N. R. Jenzen-Jones. “Alcestis, Resurrected.” In Alcestis: A Play. H. P. Lovecraft and Sonia H. Greene Lovecraft, ed. N. R. Jenzen-Jones, p. 7–35. London: Helios House.
2024
“Melting Eros: Erotic Attraction Magic in Carmina Anacreontea 11.” Phoenix 77.1–2: p. 1–13.
2023
“‘Great Awe of the Gods Restrains My Voice’: Narrating the Efficacy of the Eleusinian Mysteries.” Archiv für Religionsgeschichte 24: p. 249–261.
2022
with Dannu Hütwohl. “Hermes, Prometheus, and Deukalion: Sacrifice and Mediterranean Myth Networks.” ASDIWAL 17: p. 51–68.
2022
“Works, Days, and Divine Influence in Hesiod’s Story World.” Kernos 33: p. 9–33.
2020
Upcoming events
“Student/faculty partnership for the Classics classroom”
@Global Students as Partners Roundtable October 2026
For forthcoming work, see my full curriculum vitae.