Publications

Books & Monographs

Berger Prize: Shortlist

EUP blog entry here.

Edited Collection

Anselm Adornes: Travel, Trade and Cultural Exchange, Intellectual Networks in Scotland, Bruges and Jerusalem

(Brepols, LMEMS, Forthcoming)

New Monograph (Forthcoming)

Scotland on Parchment: Illuminated Manuscripts in Late-Medieval Scotland under contract with Edinburgh University Press.

New Visual and Material Cultures of Scotland Series.

Book Chapters

‘Time Lost or Knowledge Gained: Experiential Learning and Manuscript Illumination,’ Embodied Knowledge and Making Texts: A Handbook (OUP, Forthcoming 2026).

Book Chapter Forthcoming

‘Beasts and Blazons: Visual and Literary Translation in the Deidis of Armorie’ in Auld and New Alliances: Franco-Scottish Literary Links (14c-21c) eds. Paul Malgrati and prof. Donna Heddle (Brill, forthcoming 2026)

Book Chapter Forthcoming

‘Speaking Your Mind: Avian Articulation in Late Medieval Scottish Manuscripts,’ New Directions in the Study of British Medieval Art (Harvey Miller, Forthcoming 2026).

Book Chapter

‘Illuminations and Miniatures’ in The Edinburgh History of the Book in Scotland, volume 1 (to 1707) eds. D. Green, A. Mann, J. Marshall, E. Wingfield (Edinburgh University Press, forthcoming 2025).

Book Chapter

‘Imported Manuscripts’ in The Edinburgh History of the Book in Scotland, volume 1 (to 1707) eds. D. Green, A. Mann, J. Marshall, E. Wingfield (Edinburgh University Press, forthcoming 2025).

Book Chapter Forthcoming

‘Lost Books: Early Humanism in Scotland and the Manuscript Interests of James III and Anselm Adornes’ in Anselm Adornes: Travel, Trade and Cultural Exchange, Intellectual Networks in Scotland, Bruges and Jerusalem (Brepols, forthcoming 2026)

Book Chapter

‘Repetition and Innovation: Scottish Patrons and Netherlandish Artists: Visual and Archival Evidence,’ in Reviving the Trinity: Networks and Materialities in Scotland and Europe, 1400-1600 (Brepols, forthcoming 2026).

Book Chapter

‘Translating Identities: Tracing the Transfer of a Scottish Origin Myth from Scotland to France c. 1519.’ in Writing Scottishness: literature and the shaping of Scottish national identities eds. I. Brown & C. Godard Desmarest (Association for Scottish Literature, 2023).

Chapter and Introduction

Albany and the Poets: John Stuart, Duke of Albany, and the transfer of ideas between Scotland and the Continent, 1509-1536’ in Britain and its Neighbours: Cultural Contacts and Exchanges in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (Routledge, 2021).

This paper was awarded the Jack Medal by the IASSL.

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

‘Icon to Image: René of Anjou, Cultural Hybridity, and Aesthetics of the East’, Viator (accepted pending minor revisions, forthcoming 2025)

Article

‘The Artistic Patronage of John Stuart, Duke of Albany 1520-1530: Vic-le-Comte, the Last Sainte-Chapelle.’ The Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 147 (2017), 175-217.

Article

‘The Artistic Patronage of John Stuart, Duke of Albany 1518-19: The “Discovery” of the Artist and Author, Bremond Domat.The Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 144 (2014), 277-309.

Magazine Article Forthcoming

‘Grand Designs: Properties and Inventories of the Auld Alliance,’ History Scotland Magazine (Forthcoming, 2025).

Magazine Article

‘Historical Fiction and the Historian: Researching the Characters of the Auld Alliance,’ The Whispering Gallery (March 2024)

Blog Post

Originality and Artistic Impulse: From a Medieval Scottish Friar to Malevich’s Black Square Blog post for Edinburgh University Press (September 2024).

Blog Post

Blood and Vellum: Manuscripts and Materiality in a Pandemic‘ Blog post for Edinburgh University Press (July 2021).

Podcast

Medieval Scottish Patronage in France with Bryony Coombs‘ podcast with the Scotichronicast

Podcast

‘Inventories and the Auld Alliance with Bryony Coombs’ podcast with the Scotichronicast