Research

I am studying medieval innovations in community development and communication in the decades surrounding the creation of the first universities, in the 12th and 13th centuries. I also make key historical sources accessible to everyone through digital resources, editions, and translations. See ORCID for a list of my published research.

Published

• Samuel Presbiter: Notes from the school of William de Montibus/Collecta ex diuersis auditis in scola Willelmi de Monte, Toronto Medieval Latin Texts, 33 (Toronto: [PIMS]{.smallcaps}, 2016), [ISBN 978-0-88844-483-7]{.smallcaps}
  • reviews: Kimberly Rivers, Speculum 94 (2018): 283–84, https://doi.org/c7bf; Anthony J. Fredette, Journal of Medieval Latin 29 (2019): 364–67 http://doi.org/dfkn

Forthcoming

• Two Priors and a Princess: St Frideswide in Twelfth-Century Oxford, with contributions by Benedicta Ward (Cambridge: Open Book Publishers, 2020), ISBN 978-1-78374-785-6

• Writing Community: The Augustinian Canons at Cirencester Abbey, c.1120–c.1250