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H Thomas, J E Archer. 2021. Chaucer and famine. The Chaucer Encyclopedia (in press)
H Thomas. 2019. Grass blindness. Plants, People, Planet DOI: 10.1002\/ppp3.28
J E Archer, H Thomas, R Marggraf Turley. 2017. The millers’ tales: sustainability, the arts, and the watermill. In: Literature and Sustainability. Concept, Text, and Culture (eds A Johns-Putra, J Parham, L Squire) pp 13-32. Manchester: University Press
H Thomas, J E Archer, R Marggraf Turley. 2016. Remembering darnel, a forgotten plant of literary, religious, and evolutionary significance. Journal of Ethnobiology 36: 29-44
J E Archer, R Marggraf Turley, H Thomas. 2015. “Soper at oure aller cost”: the politics of food supply in the Canterbury Tales. Chaucer Review 50: 1-29
J E Archer, R Marggraf Turley, H Thomas. 2015. “Moving accidents by flood and field”: The arable and tidal worlds of George Eliot’s ‘The Mill on the Floss’. English Literary History 82: 701-728
J E Archer, R Marggraf Turley, H Thomas. 2014. Reading Shakespeare with the grain: sustainability and the hunger business. Green Letters 19: 8-20
J Archer, R Marggraf Turley, H Thomas. 2014. Food and the Literary Imagination. London: Palgrave
JE Archer, R Marggraf Turley, H Thomas. 2013. Reading with the Grain: Sustainability and the Literary Imagination. INSPIRE-ASLE-UKI Essay Competition Winner
H Thomas. 2013. ‘Cultivating Common Ground’: a participant’s perspective. In: R Crossland. Cultivating common ground: interdisciplinary approaches to biological research. New Phytologist 197: 362-365
R Marggraf Turley, JE Archer, H Thomas. 2012. On St Giles Hill. Keats’s Ode ‘to Autumn’ in the Market. Times Literary Supplement No. 5723 (5 December 2012) pp 14-15
R Marggraf Turley, H Thomas, JE Archer. 2012. Keats, ‘To Autumn’, and the New Men of Winchester. Review of English Studies 63: 797-817
JE Archer, H Thomas, R Marggraf Turley. 2012. The Autumn King: remembering the land in King Lear. Shakespeare Quarterly 63: 518-543
H Thomas, J Archer, R Marggraf Turley. 2011. Evolution, physiology, and phytochemistry of the psychotoxic arable mimic weed darnel (Lolium temulentum L). Progress in Botany 72: 73-104<\/p>

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