- Nothing More Happened That Winter.: The Analysis of Narrative Time in Old Norse Sagas2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Foreshadowing in Old Norse Sagas2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Blueish blades of spears, waves turning red from blood. Depiction of Violence in the Modern Literary Adaptations of Old Norse Sagas2015 | Faculty of Arts
- The Central and the Peripheral : Marginality and the Story-Worlds of Old Norse Sagas2021 | Faculty of Arts
- The dead and their treasures : Functions of burial mounds according to the Old Norse sagas2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Eitt sinn skal hverr deyja: Aggressors, Victims, Death, and Heroism in Íslendinga saga2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Snakes and Masks. J.R.R. Tolkien and Old Norse Literature2014 | Faculty of Arts
- All you need is blood? Whetting and peacemaking in marriage2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Old Norse Love Triangles Made New2017 | Faculty of Arts
- What did the Future hold for them? Different Types of Foreshadowing in Various Saga Genres2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Revenants in Old Norse literature as embodied memory2020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Jómsvíkinga saga : Constructing a Memory of the Past2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Vikings in the literary works of Czech writers of the 19th century2016 | Faculty of Arts
- The contemporary sagas : historicity and narrativity2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Why such Big Words? Old Norse Knightly Epic I.2018 | Faculty of Arts
- Sorceresses in the late sagas of Icelanders2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The (Vi)Kings' Saga : Mixed Modality as the Key to the Construction of Meaning in Jómsvíkinga saga2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Bárðar saga Snæfellsáss2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Íslendingaþættir versus Íslendingasǫgur: a Brief Comparison of Narrative Techniques2016 | Faculty of Arts
- For die we must: Foreshadowing Death and Afterlife in Various Saga Genres2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Fast Goes the Fleeting Time: The Miscellaneous Concepts of Time in Different Old Norse Genres and their Causes2020 | Faculty of Arts
- The Saga of Tristram and Ísodd: an Icelandic parody of a Norwegian courtly text2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Reed in proverbs and sagas2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Conflict of Two Poetical Elements in the Icelandic Sagas: Litotes Versus Superlative2015 | Faculty of Arts
- "The ball hit the culprit, I do not regret it" : Pastime in the Old Icelandic sagas2022 | Faculty of Arts