Narrative Theory and New Formalism

D'Amato, Gabriele, and Chiara Xausa. Queer Ecological Forms in Contemporary Fiction. Invited to submit the full manuscript for review for the ‘Under the Sign of Nature’ series, University of Virginia Press.

Xausa, Chiara. Eco-Anxiety and the Politics of Futurity in Contemporary Fiction. Under contract with Bloomsbury Academic for the ‘Environmental Cultures’ series. Forthcoming 2027.

D’Amato, Gabriele, Erin James, and Chiara Xausa (eds.). Special Issue “Form, Narrative, Nature: Refiguring Queer Ecologies,” Narrative, forthcoming.

Xausa, Chiara. “Ecofeminism.” In Bloomsbury Handbook to Literatures of the Nonhuman, ed. by Marco Caracciolo and Erin James, forthcoming (book chapter, invited).

Xausa, Chiara. “From the Abyss of the Middle Passage to the Currents of Hydrofeminism: ‘Getting Wet’ with the Ocean in Rivers Solomon’s The Deep.” Humanities 2025 (journal article).

D’Amato, Gabriele, and Chiara Xausa. “Queer Econarratology and Nonreproductive Futurism.” Between, accepted for publication, forthcoming 2026 (journal article).

D’Amato, Gabriele, and Chiara Xausa. “Queer Ecological Forms and the Marriage Plot.” Studies in the Novel, accepted for publication, forthcoming 2026 (journal article).

Xausa, Chiara. “From Comparison to Coalition: Toward an Intersectional Econarratology of Multispecies Resistance.” English Studies, accepted for publication, forthcoming 2026 (journal article).

Xausa, Chiara. “Collective Narration and the Politicization of Climate Distress.” ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 2026 (journal article).

D’Amato, Gabriele, and Chiara Xausa. “Transecological Temporalities in Postapocalyptic Caribbean Fiction.” Modern Fiction Studies, accepted for publication, forthcoming 2027 (journal article).