Academic

2020

• Chapter in the Oxford Handbook of Punk Rock: Danger, Anger and Noise: the women punks for the late 1970s and their music https://www.oxfordhandbooks.com/view/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780190859565.001.0001/oxfordhb-9780190859565-e-5

2018

• Documentary film: Stories from the She-Punks: music with a different agenda co-production with Gina Birch
  British Library Screening 10^th June 2016
  http://www.bl.uk/events/stories-from-the-she-punks

• Book: Outside the Box: women engineers and producers in the British pop music industry in the early 20^th century Sheffield; Equinox
• Article: Space to Play: the sound of female punk in the 1970s Article, Popular Music History, ed. Dave Laing
• Chapter in edited volume: Détournement and Female Punk Bands of the 1970s: chapter in Rethinking Difference in Gender, Sexuality, and Popular Music: (forthcoming) Theory and Politics of Ambiguity, ed. Gavin Lee. London and New York: Routledge

2016

• Chapter: The Political Pioneers of Punk: just don’t mention the f-word n The Aesthetics of Our Anger: anarcho punk, politics and music eds. Dines, Mike, and Worley, Matthew Colchester. New York, Port Watson: Minor Compositions

2015

• Chapter: Entrepreneurship and Music Technology Practitioners
  in Music Entrepreneurship eds. Allan Dumbreck and Gayle MacPherson. London: Bloomsbury Methuen
  http://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/music-entrepreneurship-9781472530974/

2012

• The Lost Women of Rock Music: female musicians of the Punk Era, Sheffield: Equinox
  https://www.equinoxpub.com/home/lost-women/
  

2004

• Chapter: Hands off my Instrument!
  in Music, Power, Politics ed. Annie Randall. London: Routledge

2003

• Chapter: Lady Punks in Bands: a Subculturette?
  in The Post Subcultures Reader eds. David Muggleton and Rupert Heinzl. London: Berg