Aristotle's Rhetoric for Everybody (The Arts of Liberty Project 2015). https://artsofliberty.udallas.edu/aristotles-rhetoric-everybody-chapter-listing
With What Persuasion: An Essay on Shakespeare and the Ethics of Rhetoric (Studies in Shakespeare, Vol. 18). New York: Peter Lang, 2009.
The Office of Assertion: An Art of Rhetoric for the Academic Essay. Wilmington, Delaware: ISI Books, 2005.
"Shakespeare and the Figures of Speech." The Cambridge World Shakespeare Encyclopedia. Ed. Bruce Smith, et al. Cambridge: Cambridge UP, [forthcoming].
"Love's Book of Honor and Shame: Shakespeare's Sonnets and Lyric Flourishing." Souls withLonging: Representations of Honor and Love in Shakespeare. Eds. Bernard J. Dobski and Dustin Gish. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2011. 293-302.
"An Art of Gathering Scattered Humanity: Ciceronian Civic Humanism and the Defense
of Responsible Rhetoric in De Oratore." Ramify 2 (2011): 67-92.
"Lyric Bearing: Shakespeare's Sonnet 116, Vergil's Aeneid and the Ship of Metaphor."
The Garden of Lyric. Ed. Bainard Cowan. Dallas: Dallas Institute for Culture and the Humanities P,
2011. 105-119.
"The Human Bond, Broken and Mended: Ciceronian Sin and Redemption in King Lear."
InBloom's Literary Themes: Sin and Redemption. Ed. Harold Bloom and Blake Hobby. New York: Chelsea House Publishers, 2010.
135-145.
"Lyric Breath: Taking Seriously the Trope of Immortality in Shakespeare's Sonnets,"
in Core Texts, Community and Culture: Working Together for Liberal Education. Association for Core Texts and Courses: Selected Annual Proceedings from the 2004
Annual Conference. Ed. J. Scott Lee and Ron Weber, et al. Lanham, MD: UP of America
Press, 2010. 97-102.
"Eloquence Repaired: Thomas Wilson's New Myth of the Origin and Nature of Oratory"
inTalking Renaissance Texts: Essays in Honor of Stanley Stewart, ed. M. Thomas Hester and Jeffrey Kahan. Edinburgh: Edinburgh UP, 2009. 248-265.
"The Golden Amphora: Alienation and Tradition in Homer's Iliad" in Bloom's Literary Themes: Alienation. Ed. Harold Bloom and Blake G. Hobby. New York: Chelsea House Publishers, 2009.
"Through Nurture and Good Advisement: Paulina, Ideal Orator of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale." Cithara 47.2 (May, 2008): 17-36.
"Looking There: The Literary and the Dialectical in a Class on King Lear" in King Lear: Ignatius Critical Edition, ed. Joseph Pearce. Ft. Collins, Colorado: Ignatius Press, 2008: 285-295.
"Rhetorical Poetics and Shakespeare Studies: A Review Essay of Heinrich Plett's Rhetoric
and Renaissance Culture," The Ben Jonson Journal 14.2 (November, 2007): 268-284.