Listed below are my various publication credits with useable links to material. Last updated: February 2024.
Books
2022 Tour of War: A Cultural Historiography of the Viet Nam War. McFarland. pISBN: 978-1-4766-8241-9/eISBN: 978-1-4766-4451-6.
Book Chapters
2024 “The Echoing Whimper: The United States’ Slow Exit from Viet Nam & the Legacy of the ‘American War.’” (chapter).
From Peace to War, from War to Peace. Bundeswehr Centre of Military History and Social Sciences. https://doi.org/10.48727/opus4-722.
2023 “Attempted Reconciliation: The Role of Karl Marlantes in Burns & Novick’s 2017 Documentary The Vietnam War.” The Vietnam War: Un Analisis Historico Militar. Pp. 65-77. Ed. David Odalric de Caxial i Mata. SOTEC Editorial, ISBN: 978-84-17746-39-1.
2017 “Dead Survivors: Blurring the Borders Between the Living and the Dead in Vietnamese Vietnam War Literature.” B/Orders Unbound: Marginality, Ethnicity and Identity in Literatures.
Peter Lang Publishing House. ISBN: 9783631718155.
2014 “‘The Revolution Will Not Be Televised’ (But There Will Be a Soundtrack): Exploring 20th and 21st Century Revolt through Popular Music.” Revolt and Revolution: Reaching for the Possible. Inter-Disciplinary Press. ISBN: 978-1-84888-347-5. [Out of print]
2013 “‘National Advisory: Explicit Lyrics’: Considering Censorship of Anti-Vietnam War Era Songs.” Words and Music. Cambridge Scholars Press, August 1, 2013. ISBN: 1443849162.
2010 “Not Just a Change of Style: the Americana Commentary of the Grateful Dead’s Workingman’s Dead.” The Grateful Dead in Concert: Essays on Live Improvisation, McFarland & Company, February 9, 2010. 118-126. ISBN: 078644357X.
Journal Articles (peer-reviewed)
2020 “Peace Through Suffering: Human Resilience and Viet Nam War Literature.” The CEA Critic: College English Association Journal. 82:2, July 2020.
2016 “Civil Disobedience Under God: Breaking Binaries of Antiwar Protest and Faith.” Interdisciplinary Humanities. Vol. 33.2, 2016/2017.
2015 “‘Yo Protesto!’: Pro-Puerto Rican Anti-Vietnam War and Pro-Independence Protests.” Penumbra: An Interdisciplinary Journal for Critical and Creative Inquiry. Vol. 2. Spring 2015.
2013 “Star-Spangled Lyrics: The Cultural and Historical Importance of Analyzing Popular American War Songs.” The International Journal of Communication & Linguistic Studies, Vol.10.4.
2013 “Stalemate or Cultural Crossroad?: Exploring U.S. ‘Systems’ in the Vietnam War.” Interdisciplinary Humanities. Vol. 30.2, Summer 2013.
2012 “Disputed Worlds: Performances of Heritage in Cusco’s Tourism Economy.” Rupkatha Online Interdisciplinary Studies of Humanities Journal, Volume 3, Number 3, Winter 2011-2012, 419-25.
2011 “’The Ballad of the Green Berets’ Fails ‘My Son John’: Change in the Mythology of the American Soldier during the Vietnam War.” [Inter]sections: Peer Reviewed Quarterly Journal of American Studies by the University of Bucharest, Vol. 4, No. 14, April/June 2011. 10-13.
Essays & Editorials
2023 “Beyond Armistice: The Psychological Legacy of World War I.” Istitutio Internacional de Estudios en Seguridad Global (INISEG) blog. 12 April 2023.
2022 “Wars at Home: A Meditation on Circumstance and Luck.” Istitutio Internacional de Estudios en Seguridad Global (INISEG) blog. 28 November 2022.
2022 “Propaganda and the Continuation of the Cold War.” Istitutio Internacional de Estudios en Seguridad Global (INISEG) blog, 5 April 2022.
2021 “Re: Feminist Perspectives on the Humanities and Higher Education.” Oh, The Humanities! March 2021/Issue XI. Third Chapter Project.
2018 Editor’s Introduction. The Language of Music, Fall 2018 themed issue of Interdisciplinary Humanities; 35.3.18.
2006 “Shell Rings and Sea Turtles,” article. Clemson World Alumni Magazine, winter 2006.
Creative Publications
2015 “London Can’t Fail,” poem. Clash by Night: Anthology inspired by London Calling. Lo-Fi Poetry Series Inaugural Anthology, City Lit Books, Baltimore. ISBN: 978-1-936328-17-8.
2012 “Son of the Morning.” fiction Ishaan Literary Review, Issue #2, Summer 2012.
2011 “Sky Mines,” fiction. A Few Lines Magazine, September 2011.
2008 “All the Good Things You Are,” fiction. InterCulture, Vol. 5, #3: “Perspectives on War, Media and Memory.” June 2008.
2004 “Dine-In*,” poem. Counterpoint, Wingate University’s Student Journal, 2004.