non-fiction & criticism

2020

  • “Cities that think like planets”: on writing sustainable cities in science fiction”, SFWA Bulletin #215

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015


academic research

As Dr. AnnaLinden Weller, I write about border politics, narrative theory, and Byzantine-Armenian relations in the 9th-11th centuries CE. Recent articles have appeared in Byzantinoslavica, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, and The Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies. Some of those articles are accessible below:

“Ideological storyworlds in Byzantium and Armenia: historiography and model selves in narratives of insurrection” in Storytelling in Byzantium, ed. Ingela Nilsson, Margaret Mullett, and Charis Messis, 2018 (Uppsala University Press). — volume available from Uppsala University (full text); (article full text @ academia.edu)

“Byzantinophilia in the letters of Grigor Magistros?”, in Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 41.2 (2017) — Cambridge Core Read-Only Version (full text)

“‘Byzantis’ as a moveable quality: carrying Constantinople into the frontier provinces in the 10th-11th centuries”, in Byzantinoslavica LXXIV (2016) — available for 3 euro on CEEOL; contact me for a free research copy.

“Marrying the Mongol Khans: Byzantine imperial women and the diplomacy of conversion in the 13th and 14th centuries”, in The Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 2 (2016) — open access (full text)