2018
Neelima P. Aryan’s ‘the prey’ from Drawing the Line: a graphic narrative response to the Delhi gang rape in JGNC
2017
Post-millennial “Indian Fantasy” fiction in English and the question of mythology: Writing beyond the “usual suspects” in JCL
(Social) Memory, Movements and Messaging on Tulsi Pipe Road: ‘Seeing’ Public Wall Art in Mumbai in South Asia: journal of South Asian Studies
Visuality and Identity in Post-millennial Indian Graphic Narratives
Available as an e-book now, print version to follow.
2016
Genre Fiction of New India: post-millennial receptions of ‘weird’ narratives (Routledge)
‘The cracks of post-liberalized India’: storying the ‘new society’ through Banerjee’s The Harappa Files (2011) Special Issue: ‘Trans/forming Literature: Graphic Novels, Migration, and Postcolonial Identity’, Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 52.
‘Genre Fiction of New India: post-millennial configurations of Crick Lit, Chick Lit and crime writing’, in A. Tickell (ed) South-Asian fiction in English: Contemporary Transformations (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan)
2015
Co-authored with Lisa Lau Indian Writing in English and Issues of Visual Representation: Judging More Than a Book By Its Cover (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan)
‘New India/n Woman’: agency and identity in post-millennial Chick Lit’ in U. Anjaria (ed) The Cambridge History of the Indian Novel in English (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press)
‘Style in World Literature in English(es)’, in V. Sotirova (ed) Companion to Stylistics, (London, New York: Bloomsbury)
2014
‘Celebrate at home’: post-millennial Indian fiction in English and the reception of ‘Bharati Fantasy’ in global and domestic markets Contemporary South Asia, December
‘New ways of seeing in New India’: interview with Manta Ray Graphic Novels’ South Asian Popular Culture Routledge July
2013
Reading New India: post-millennial Indian Fiction in English Bloomsbury
2012
Beyond The Postcolonial:World Englishes Literature Palgrave
‘Emerging Writing From Four African Countries: Genres and Englishes beyond the postcolonial’, African Identities 10:1, 17-31
‘Black and Whites’ and Other New Short Stories From Malaysia Seattle, New Ventures
‘Emerging writing from four African countries: genres and Englishes, beyond the postcolonial’ African Identities, Routledge
‘New Departures, New Worlds: World Englishes Literature’ English Today, CUP
2011
‘Man of The House’ and Other Short Stories from Kenya (Seattle: New Ventures) (An edited volume of World Englishes short stories with critical introduction). Jan 2011.
‘Beyond The Postcolonial: A Project in World Englishes Literature’ Journal of Transnational Literature, March 2011, Vol 3, Issue 2 .
2010
‘Daughters of Eve’ and Other New Short Stories From Nigeria (Seattle: New Ventures) (An edited volume of World Englishes short stories with critical introduction). April 2010.
‘Butterfly Dreams’ and Other New Short Stories From Uganda (Seattle: New Ventures) (An edited volume of World Englishes short stories with critical introduction). July 2010.
Dawson, E., Larrivée, P. ‘Attitudes to Language in Literary sources: Beyond Postcolonialism in Nigerian Literature’ English Studies, Vol 91, Issue 8, Dec 2010, Routledge.
2009
‘Re-visioning the National Curriculum at KS 3 and 4 and its stipulation to teach literature ‘from different cultures and traditions’ Changing English 16.2 Routledge. (Summer 2009)
‘The Spirit Machine’ and Other New Short Stories From Cameroon (Seattle: New Ventures) (An edited volume of World Englishes short stories with critical introduction). July 2009.
2008
‘Emotion Tracking Pedagogy: towards better teaching of the national curriculum for English’, in G.Watson (ed) The State Of Stylistics, PALA papers 5, Amsterdam: Rodopi.
Read Around (Nottingham: Critical, Cultural and Communications Press) (A five volume edition of World Englishes literature and teaching materials).
May 2007
‘Read Yourself Around The Globe: ‘The ‘Rough Guide’ to World Englishes Literature’, Anglofiles: Journal of English Teaching May (144): 52-57.
Beyond the Postcolonial 