Dr Rebecca Mills

Mills, R., 2013. "A Knossos of Coincidence": Elegy and the "Chance of Space" in the Urban Geographies of Birthday Letters. The Ted Hughes Society Journal, 3 (1), 8-18.

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Mills, R., 2019. "I Always Did Hate Watering-Places": Tourism and Carnival in Agatha Christie's and Dorothy L. Sayers's Seaside Novels. Clues: a journal of detection, 37 (2), 83-93.

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Mills, R., 2020. "A Pleasure of that Too Intense kind": Women's Desires and Identity in Stella Gibbons's Gothic London. Studies in Gothic Fiction, 6 (2), 4-15.

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Mills, R., 2015. The Elegiac Tradition and the Imagined Geography of the Sea and the Shore. INTERDISCIPLINARY LITERARY STUDIES, 17 (4), 493-516.

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Mills, R., 2015. 'Stop All the Clocks: Elegy and Uncanny Technology'. Revenant: Critical and Creative Studies of the Supernatural, 1 (1), 35-57.

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Mills, R. and Bernthal, J.C., 2019, Agatha Christie goes to war.

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Mills, R. and McInnes, A., 2022. "An Elaborate Cover": Staging Identities at School and Abroad in Robin Stevens's Murder Mysteries. In: Russell, D., eds. Containing Childhood: Space and Identity in Children's Literature. University Press of Mississippi.

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Mills, R., 2022. "The Creative Impulse" and the Middlebrow Woman Detective Author. In: Bernthal, J.C. and Evans, M.A., eds. The Bloomsbury Handbook to Agatha Christie. Bloomsbury Academic.

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Mills, R., 2020. Victims. The Routledge Companion to Crime Fiction. 149-158.

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Mills, R., 2019. Detecting the Blitz: Trauma and Memory in Christie's Post-War Writings. In: Mills, R. and Bernthal, J.C., eds. Agatha Christie Goes to War. Routledge.

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Mills, R., 2016. 'England's Pockets: Objects of Anxiety in Agatha Christie's Post-War Novels'. In: Bernthal, J.C., eds. The Ageless Agatha Christie: Essays on the Mysteries and the Legacy. McFarland & Co., 29-44.

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