True crime and Mysteries
Narrative Criminology: Crafting True Crime Stories with Integrity and Insight
A book on true crime storytelling, ethics, and the craft of building narratives with care and rigor.
Murder in a Sundown Town: The Murder of Carol Jenkins
An examination of the murder of Carol Jenkins and the broader social and historical forces surrounding the case.
Ethics For Television Researchers and Associate Producers
A book about ethical responsibility, research practice, and the realities behind nonfiction television production.
C.H.A.S.E.R.: Criminal Hunter And Sensitive Evidence Retriever
A fiction book centering on a hacktivist detective with the underground group the Noiz.
Media, journalism, and narrative
Don’t Believe It!: How Lies Become News
An examination of how falsehood, repetition, and institutional weakness turn lies into accepted news.
When Journalism was a Thing
A reflection on journalism, its decline, and what has been lost in the collapse of its standards and purpose.
OutFoxed: Rupert Murdoch’s War on Journalism
A study of media power, ideological influence, and the transformation of journalism under Rupert Murdoch.
Loaded Language and the Dilemma of Journalism
A book about rhetoric, framing, and the pressures language places on truth-telling in journalism.
A New Approach to Journalism
A rethinking of how journalism can and should function in a changed media environment.
Therapeutic Journalism: Presenting Information with Emotional Literacy
A book arguing for journalism that combines empirical method with emotional literacy.
Organic Journalism and Gathering Information in Catastrophic Environments with Primal Literacy
A study of reporting, information gathering, and literacy under extreme conditions.
Radial Journalism: Going Beyond Traditional Lines
A book on moving beyond conventional journalistic boundaries and habits.
Psychological Strategies for Journalists
A book exploring how psychological insight can strengthen reporting, interpretation, and communication.
War, history, and political psychology
A Different Track: Hospital Trains of the Second World War
A history of hospital trains and wartime medical transport during the Second World War.
The Political Psychology of the Second World War
A study of the psychological forces and political thinking that shaped the war and its narratives.
The Mind Under Siege: Mechanisms of War Propaganda
A guide to the techniques, case studies, and human motivations behind war propaganda.
Culture, institutions, and public life
The Sport of Presidents: The History of US Presidents and Golf
A look at politics, image, leadership, and golf as a revealing part of presidential culture.
Consumer-isms in 12 Easy Steps
A critique of consumer culture, habits, and the ideologies built around them.
The History of Experimental Psychology’s Subjects: Why Subjects Matter
A study of experimental psychology through the treatment and significance of its human subjects.
The Dramatic Moment of Fate: The Life of Sherlock Holmes in the Theatre
A study of Sherlock Holmes as a theatrical figure and the stage life of the character.
