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2017 Book Chapter Small Press, Specialty, and Online HorrorMarshall, Helen (2017). Small Press, Specialty, and Online Horror. Horror Literature through History: An Encyclopedia of the Stories that Speak to Our Deepest Fears. (pp. 153-157) edited by Cardin, Matt. Santa Barbara, CA, United States: Greenwood. |
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2017 Journal Article Survival strategiesMarshall, Helen (2017). Survival strategies. Black Static, 58. |
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2017 Journal Article Survival StrategiesMarshall, Helen (2017). Survival Strategies. Black Static (58). |
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2017 Book Chapter The EmbalmerMarshall, Helen (2017). The Embalmer. The Mammoth Book of The Mummy. (pp. 415-426) edited by Paula Guran. New York, United States: Prime. |
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2017 Book Chapter CalderaMarshall, Helen (2017). Caldera. Unspeakable Horror 2: Abominations of Desire. (pp. 157-175) edited by Liaguna, Vince A. New York, United States: Evil Jester Press. |
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2017 Book Year's best weird fictionHelen Marshall and Michael Kelly eds. (2017). Year's best weird fiction. Toronto, Canada: Undertow Publications. |
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2016 Book Chapter The gold leaf executionsMarshall, Helen (2016). The gold leaf executions. CVC anthology. (pp. 13-22) edited by Michael Callaghan. Toronto, Canada: Exile Editions. |
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2015 Book Imaginarium 3: the best Canadian speculative writing of 2013Helen Marshall and Sandra Kasturi eds. (2015). Imaginarium 3: the best Canadian speculative writing of 2013. Toronto, Canada: ChiZine Publications. |
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2014 Book Chapter All Things Fall and Are Built AgainMarshall, Helen (2014). All Things Fall and Are Built Again. Dangerous Games. (pp. 263-279) Oxford, United Kingdom: Solaris. |
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2013 Book The sex lives of monstersMarshall, Helen (2013). The sex lives of monsters. Toronto, Canada: Kelp Queen Press. |
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2011 Journal Article New formalism and the forms of Middle English literary textsMarshall, Helen and Buchanan, Peter (2011). New formalism and the forms of Middle English literary texts. Literature Compass, 8 (4), 164-172. doi: 10.1111/j.1741-4113.2011.00792.x |
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2010 Journal Article What's in a paraph? A new methodology and its implications for the Auchinleck manuscriptMarshall, Helen (2010). What's in a paraph? A new methodology and its implications for the Auchinleck manuscript. Journal of the Early Book Society, 13, 39-62. |
