From Satirical Cartoons to Memes: Teaching the First World War in a Visual Society – A Reflection and Response This article reflects on the [...]

The Routledge Companion to Video Games and History explores the dynamic intersection between video games and historical scholarship. This comprehensive handbook delves into the ways [...]

Wedge Antilles – hero, warrior, star pilot. The only rebel to face two Death Stars and live to tell the tale. Wedge confronted death [...]

Capturing Commemoration: Reflections on the First World War Centenary in Britain The First World War Centenary of 2014-2018 was a defining period of [...]

Rise of the First Order This article for Star Wars Insider #235 explores the rise of the First Order and their first appearance [...]

Combat Ready or Clankers? This article for Star Wars Insider #232 asks: Just how effective were the Trade Federation's battle droids? [...]

The Iraq War at 20: Anniversary Journalism, British Cultural Memory, and the Politics of Closure War anniversaries are important milestones that enable certain understandings [...]

Killing to commemorate, dying to remember? Authenticity and the practice of memory in Isonzo First World War video-games have grown in importance and popularity [...]

Introduction: Wartime Ephemera and the Transmission of Diverse Family and Community Histories Co-authored with Prof Catriona Pennell Read Article

Waiting to Be Discovered? Community Partnerships, the Facilitation of Diverse Memory, and Reflections on Academic Success and Failure Community partnerships, based on ‘the collaborative [...]