Till Death Don't Us Part (White Crow Books, 2020) follows political journalist Karen Frances McCarthy after the sudden death of her partner. Consumed by grief and a lifetime of skepticism, she begins to experience what she can only understand as communication from him. What follows is an account of how a rational mind is changed by direct experience, and what that change makes possible.

Still Here (White Crow Books, 2027) draws on fifteen years of Spiritualist mediumship and a doctorate in spectral literature to trace the fears that surround death, where they came from, and why so many turn out to be inherited rather than inevitable. It offers something rarer: a rigorous, compassionate account of what communication with the dead actually looks like, and how to meet it with both openness and discernment.

The Re-Enchanted Ghost in Contemporary American Fiction (Routledge, 2026) examines the growing focus on spectrality and liminality in contemporary U.S. literature. Moving beyond ghosts as mere metaphors or plot devices, it shows how contemporary works engage deeper spiritual and existential questions, reflecting evolving cultural concerns and redefining the ghost’s role in today’s literary landscape.