Below are some of the non-fiction articles I’ve written. These were largely written for work or around my work-related interests, so you’ll find plenty of NHS and HR-related content, and right at the bottom, some of my contributions to academic books and journals. The pieces are in reverse chronological order.
‘Playlist: Super Trouper’, in the Family Life section of The Guardian, 3/10/15
For Health Education North West’s knowledge blog:
- ‘Index cards and firelighters: a reflection on information management’
- ‘Knowledge networking: are you fully connected?’
- ‘Fancy a brew? Randomised Coffee Trials’
- ‘Common knowledge: a life lesson from Frankie Goes to Hollywood’
- ‘Getting the right answer: the wisdom of crowds’
‘Overview: parkrun’, at Health Education North West’s eWIN Portal
‘Dashboard data’, The Commissioning Review (co-authored with Jim Lewis)
‘The unique advantages of advanced paramedic practitioners’ (co-author), Health Service Journal
Book review: The Heart of Change, Health Service Journal
Book review: The Solutions Focus, Health Service Journal
Book review: Managing Oneself, Health Service Journal
Book review: The Managing Change Pocketbook, Health Service Journal
‘Men at Work: Gender, Class and Ideologies of Employment in In the Year of Jubilee’, in A Garland for Gissing, ed. Bouwe Postmus (Editions Rodopi, 2001)
‘New Worlds for Old: Mythology and Exile in the Novels of Philip Larkin’, in New Larkins for Old: Critical Essays, ed. James Booth (Macmillan, 2000)
‘What a man’s gotta do: empirical masculinity in H. Rider Haggard’s Victorian Africa’, in Diegesis: Journal of the Association for Research in Popular Fictions (4: Summer 1999)
‘The Martians Are Coming!: Civilisation v Invasion in The War of the Worlds and Mars Attacks!’, in Alien Identities: Exploring Differences in Film and Fiction, eds. Deborah Cartmell, IQ Hunter, Heidi Kaye, Imelda Whelehan (Pluto Press, 1999)
‘A Man of His Day: Literary Evolution and Masculinity in George Gissing’s New Grub Street’, in Signs of Masculinity: Men in Literature 1700 to the Present, eds. Antony Rowland, Emma Liggins, Eriks Uskalis (Editions Rodopi, 1998)
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