- Mac Amhlaigh, Cormac; Michelon, Claudio; Walker, Neil (eds.). After Public Law. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013, 313 pages2015 | Faculty of Law
- "The world has no name": Maps and Mazes in Cormac McCarthy's Fiction2017 | Faculty of Arts
- The Environmental Ethics in Cormac McCarthy's Novels +12017 | Faculty of Arts
- What Else Can Nature Mean: Ecocritical Perspective on Cormac McCarthy's Fiction2018 | Faculty of Arts
- The Topic of Wilderness in Cormac McCarthy's Novels2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Hunter, Predator, Prey: Significance of Hunt in Cormac McCarthy's Fiction2019 | Faculty of Arts
- The Landscape of Memory: Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian or The Evening Redness in the West2021 | Faculty of Arts
- A vulnerable predator: the wolf as a symbol of the natural environment in the works of Ernest Thompson Seton, Jack London and Cormac McCarthy2021 | Faculty of Arts
- American Ruins and the Ghost Town Syndrome2014 | Faculty of Arts
- "Whales and Men" and Its Echoes in the Border Trilogy +12019 | Faculty of Arts
- A Vulnerable Predator: The Wolf as a Symbol of the Natural Environment in the Works of McCarthy, Seton, and London2018 | Faculty of Arts
- The Devil Inside that Won't Be Caged in or Fixed by Words: Fluidity and Ethics in Ian McGuire's The North Water2019 | Faculty of Education