Projects
Taphophile: Accounting for Death – Lead/Creator
Memorials – Memorialising Injustice project – Contributor
The Publication Counter:
As the overarching purpose of my research is to affirm that humans have value, I feel it is appropriate to thus, humanise my work. In the beginning (and maybe throughout) my career, this table will probably always look bad. The rejection number will likely always outnumber the published number. However, that’s what it is to be human. To try, fail, and succeed.
This is what Accounting for Humanity looks like, it is never just about the “wins”, it is about everything that it took to get you there.
| Rejected Papers | Published Papers |
| 3 | 1 (if book reviews count, I say yes) |
Appearances/Events/Presentations
UPCOMING EVENT: JULY 13-16th 2026: Critical Perspectives on Accounting Conference
Poster presentation on an ongoing arts-based research project.
The Good, the Bad, The Objective: The ethics in sharing history (24 May 2026)
Legacies in Stone: Online Conference Celebrating Graveyard Friends conference. Friends of Greyfriars Kirkyard: Exploring the creation of the ‘Dead Centre of Edinburgh’ book and exploring the ethics of presenting problematic history and preserving legacy (Co-presented with Daria Tuhtar).
Set in Stone? The Scottish Witch Hunt Memorial (08 Nov 2025)
- Forgotten Voices of the Accused: Remembering the Accused Witches of Scotland 2025 Conference: Glasgow, Scotland. A talk in partnership with Professor Margaret Malloch of the University of Stirling on the significance of the memorialisation of injustice (co-presented with Prof. Margaret Malloch)
The Scottish Early Modern Witch Hunts/Trials (31 Oct 2025)
- Remembering the Accused Witches of Scotland presentation at the Heart of Newhaven Community Centre: A talk centred upon the general history of the Scottish Early Modern Witch Hunts/Trials
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