Edited Books

• Trauma and Transformation: The Political Progress of John Bunyan. Palo Alto: Stanford University Press, 2007.

Journal Editorships

• Co-Editor, American Imago, The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000-present

• Associate Editor, The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, The International Universities Press, 1999-2000

Special Issues Edited

• Identity, Agency and Gender in John Bunyan’s England.  Spec. issue of Bunyan Studies 11 (2004). (Guest Editor, with Kimberly Hill)
  

• Early Women Analysts.  Spec. issue of  American Imago 60.2 (2003).

Book Chapters

• “The Touch of Evil and the Trimph of Love in Harry Potter” Critical Insights: Good and Evil, Ed., Margaret Breen, (Ipswich, Massachusetts: Salem Press, 2011).
• “The Goodwives of Bedford” in The Cambridge Companion to John Bunyan, Ed.,Anne Dunan Page (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, England, 2010).
• “Young Man Bunyan,” in Trauma and Transformation: The Political Progress of John Bunyan.  ed.,Vera J. Camden (Stanford University Press, 2007).
• “The Past is a Foreign Country: The Uses of Literature in the Psychoanalytic Dialogue.”  In Narrative Medicine and Psychoanalysis.  Eds. Peter Rudnytsky and Rita Charon ( SUNY University Press, 2008).
• Writing.  Ed. N. H. Keeble. Religion and Discourse Series, Vol.12.  Oxford and New York: Peter Lang, 2002.  133-165.

Articles

• “The Unbearable Inner Light: John Bunyan’s Controversy with the Quakers,” Bunyan Studies (Number 14, 2010) 34-56.,
• “Psychoanalysis and the Academy:  Practical Aspects and Philosophical Foundations” American Imago  67:4 Winter 2010, 601-605.
• “ ‘My Capital Secret’: Literature and the Psychoanalytic Agon” International Jnl of Psychoanalysis, special editor Sandor , Fall, 2009, 90:5.
• “The Language of Tenderness and Passions: Sex in Paradise” New Literary History, Fall, 2007
• “Attending to Sarah Wight: Little Writer of God’s Wonders.”  Identity, Agency and Gender in Bunyan’s England.   Bunyan Studies 11 (2004): 94-131.

Reviews (since 2004)

• Rev. With Culture in Mind, Psychoanalytic Stories Ed, Muriel Dimen in Division/Review: APsychoanalytic Forum, 2011.
• Rev. of A Story of Her Own: the Female Oedipus Complex, Reexamined and Renamed. Nancy Kulish and Deanna Holtzman , American Imago 68:1, Spring 2011, 139-149.
• Rev. of The Desire of the Analysts ed. Henry Sussman, (SUNY, 2007), Intertexts, Fall, 2009.
• Rev. of Adaptations by Phillip Freeman, American Imago, (Fall, 2008) 1123-1137.
• Rev of  Graceful Reading, by Michael Davies.  Bunyan Studies  (Winter, 2007).

Works Forthcoming

• The Diary of Mary Franklin, ed. Vera Camden, under commission and contract, (University of Toronto Press’ “Other Voice Series” General Editor, Elizabeth Hageman).
• “John Bunyan and Psychoanalytic Criticism” The Oxford Handbook to John Bunyan Ed. Michael Davies, (Oxford University Press, 2012).

Invited lectures:

• “The Skin-Ego in the Sculpture of Ursula von Ryingsvard” invited lecture Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) Cleveland, Ohio February 2012
• “John Bunyan in Prison” Seventh Triennial International John Bunyan Society Conference, Princeton University, August 2013.

Some Representative Recent Presentations:

• “Creativity and Conscience: Bunyan in Prison and Freud’s Imprisoned Dreamer” Emory University, and the Emory Psychoanalytic Studies Program, Atlanta, Georgia,  “Creativity Across the Life Cycle” April 2011(plenary).
• “Theme and Variations in the Face of a Psychoanalytic Treatment” 16th Annual Leibert Lecture, Columbia Psychoanalytic Institute, April 2010
• “The Unbearable Inner Light: Bunyan and the Quakers” Keele University, England, Sixth International John Bunyan Society Conference, August 2010.
• “Opportunities for Psychoanalysis: Philadelphia and Beyond” MLA, Philadelphia, December, 2009
• “Panel with Christopher Bollas: The Freudian Moment” MLA, San Francisco, December 2008
• The Case of John Bunyan” Richardson Seminar, The Institute for the History of Psychiatry, Cornell University, March 21, 2007
• "Trauma and Toleration, " Fifth International John Bunyan Society Triennial Conference on "Early Modern Religion and Literature in Old and New England," Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire,15-19 August 2007