The Gothic family romance: heterosexuality, child sacrifice, and the Anglo-Irish colonial order

The other half of the story: English and Irish social formations, 1550-1700

"Does she not deserve to pay for all this?" Compulsory romance in the constricting family cell

"Something valuable of their own": children, reproduction, and irony in Swift, Burke, and Edgeworth

"A very strange agony": parables of sexual subject formation in Melmoth the wanderer, Carmilla, and Dracula

Irish gothic realism and the Great War: the devil's bargain and the demon lover

Somebody else's troubles: post-treaty retrenchment and the (burning) Big House novel

"Perhaps I may come alive": Mother Ireland and the unfinished revolution.