Messis, Charis, and Ingela Nilsson. “The Description of a Crane Hunt by Constantine Manasses: Introduction, text and translation”, Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 5 (2019) 9-89.
Vukovic, Marijana. “The Role of Apocrypha and Saints’ Lives, their Transmission and Readership in the History of Childhood and Family: Methodological Challenges and State-of-the-Art”, Bulletin for the Study of Religion 48, No. 3/4 (2019): 45–52.
2020
Eriksen, U. H. “The Great Initiate of God’s Grace: A kontakion on St Nicholas by Pseudo-Romanos”, Patristica Nordica Annuaria 35 (2020) 109–38.
Høgel, C. “Euthymios the Athonite, Greek-Georgian and Georgian-Greek translator – and Metaphrast?”, in Mélanges Bernard Flusin, eds. A. Binggeli, V. Déroche & M. Stavrou. Paris 2020, 353–64.
Nilsson, I. “A Neglected Storyworld Brought to the Fore: The Land of Rome in Byzantine and Turkish narratives. Review essay”, Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 6 (2020), 211-16 (open access).
Nilsson, Ingela. Writer and Occasion in Twelfh-Century Byzantium: The Authorial Voice of Constantine Manasses, Cambridge 2020.
Veikou, M. “Encroachment, Subdivision, and Expansion: A Cultural Interpretation of Byzantine Spatial Transformation (6th–9th centuries)”, in Transformations of City and Countryside in Byzantium, Heidelberg 2020: 25–38 (open access).
Vukašinović, M. “The Better Story for Romans and Byzantinists? Review essay”, Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 6 (2020) 185–210.
Vuković, M. “On Reading and Non-Reading of the Martyrdom of Irenaeus of Sirmium in Two Versions of Bibliotheca Hagiographica Graeca (BHG 948 and BHG 949e) in Eleventh-Century Byzantium”, in Sanctity as a Story: Narrative (In)Variants of the Saint, ed. H. Leleń. Berlin 2020, 41–58.
2021
Høgel, Christian. “Sanctification of Hagiographers in Byzantium: The Canonization of Symeon Metaphrastes”, in Metaphrasis: A Byzantine Concept of Rewriting and Its Hagiographical Products, eds S. Constantinou & C. Høgel. Leiden 2021: 270-81.
Messis, Ch. & I. Nilsson. “Parody in Byzantine Literature” in Satire in the Middle Byzantine Period: A Golden Age of Laughter?, eds. P. Marciniak & I. Nilsson. Leiden 2021, 62–78.
— “L’ixeutique à Byzance : pratique et représentation littéraire”, Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 7 (2021), 81–107 (open access).
Messis, Ch. & S. Papaioannou, “Translations I: From Other Languages into Greek, III. Arabic”, in The Oxford Handbook of Byzantine Literature, ed. S. Papaioannou. Oxford 2021, 195–218.
Nikolaishvili, S. “Georgian Manuscript Production and Translation Activities in the Christian East and Byzantine Empire,” Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 7 (2021) 41–80 (open access).
Nilsson, I. “Narrative: Theory and Practice”, in The Oxford Handbook of Byzantine Literature, ed. S. Papaioannou. Oxford 2021, 273–93.
— “Imitation as Spoliation, Reception as Translation? The Art of Transforming Things in Byzantium”, in Convivium Supplementum: Spoliation as Translation in the Eastern Mediterranean, eds. I. Jevtic & I. Nilsson. Brno 2021, 20–37.
Nilsson, Ingela, and Przemyslaw Marciniak (ed.), Satire in the Middle Byzantine Period: A Golden Age of Laughter? Leiden 2021.
Papioannou, S. “The Epistolographic Self,” in Companion to Byzantine Epistolography, ed. A. Riehle, Leiden and Boston, 2020: 333–52.
Papioannou, S. (ed.). The Oxford Handbook of Byzantine Literature, Oxford 2021.
Resh, D. “What is Metaphrasis? The Case of Ioannes of Sardeis (BHG 215i),” in Metaphrasis: A Byzantine Concept of Rewriting and Its Hagiographical Products, eds. S. Constantinou & C. Høgel. Leiden 2021, 141–75.
Veikou, M. “Spatial Control and the Formation of Public Space between Byzantium and the Turkish Beyliks: 14th-Century Manisa and Birgi”, in Byzantine Anatolia: Space and Communities, eds. N. D. Kontogiannis & T. B. Uyar. Istanbul, 477–99.
Vuković, M. “Byzantine Metaphrastic Hagiography among South Slavs: A Quantitative View”, Byzantinoslavica 79 (2021) 80–101.
2022
Eriksen, U. H. “Om Opstandelsen – Korsets Triumf”, in Liturgi 1. Grundbog til folkekirkens gudstjenester og kirkehandlinger. Gudstjenestens og kirkehandlingernes historie, eds. J. Kjærgaard & P. Weincke, Frederiksberg 2022: 57–62 (translation of a hymn by Romanos Melodos into Danish).
Høgel, C., A. Lampadaridi & V. Déroche (eds). L’histoire comme elle se présentait dans l’hagiographie byzantine et médiévale / Byzantine and Medieval History as Represented in Hagiography, Uppsala 2022.
— “A Greek Gospel of Luke for the Arabophone: the BnF suppl. gr. 911”, in Manuscripts between Languages, eds. M. Ni Mhaonaigh & M. J. Clarke. Berlin 2022, 151–64.
Hölzlhammer, L. “Altindische Weisheit in Byzanz: Zu den didaktischen Erzählstrategien in Symeon Seths Stephanites und Ichnelates und seinen arabischen Vorgängern”, Fabula 63.1–2 (2022) 96–118.
Messis, Ch. “‘Maximien’ chez les Martyrs : Lectures du passé romain dans l’hagiographie byzantine”, in L’histoire comme elle se présentait dans l’hagiographie/ Byzantine History as Represented in Hagiography, eds. A. Lampadaridi, V. Déroche, C. Hogel. Uppsala 2022, 105–31.
— “Crime et châtiment à Byzance : le corps humain comme espace public”, in Spatialities of Byzantine Culture from the Human Body to the Universe, eds. M. Veikou & I. Nilsson. Leiden, 2022, 44–71.
— (with S. Efthymiadis) “From Plato’s Symposium to Methodios’ and late antique hagiography: ‘Female’ readings of male sexuality”, in Sex and the Ancient City: Sex and Sexual Practices in Greco-Roman Antiquity, eds. A. Serafim, G. Kazantzidis & K. Demetriou. Berlin 2022, 509–28.
— “Le massacre des innocents à Byzance, entre homilétique, ekphrasis et iconographie”, in Histoires chrétiennes en images : espace, temps et structure de la narration, eds. S. Brodbeck et al. Paris 2022, 69–83.
Messis, Ch. & B. Caseau (eds). Droit et société à Byzance et dans sa sphère d’influence, Paris 2022.
Messis, Ch. & I. Nilsson, “The Description of the catching of siskins and chaffinches by Constantine Manasses: Introduction, text and translation”, Scandinavian Journal of Byzantine Studies 8 (2022) (in press) (open access).
Nikolaishvili, S. “The Georgian Milieu and the Metaphrastic Menologion: Three Accounts about Symeon the Logothetes”, Interfaces: A Journal of Medieval European Literatures 9 ( 2023) 70–94 (open access).
Nilsson, I. “The Literary Imaginary of the Past as the Truth of the Present: Occasional Literature in Twelfth-Century Constantinople”, in Vera Lex Historiae? Constructions of Truth in Medieval Historical Narrative, eds. M. J. Kelly & C. Taranu. Punctum Books 2022, 213–49 (open access).
— “Retracing Connections: ett forskningsprogram om medeltida berättande”, Classica 2022/2, 4-5.
— “The Privilege of Writing One’s Story and Reading Those of Others”, in Critical Storytelling: Experiences of Power Abuse in Academia, eds. J. Hansen & I. Nilsson. Leiden, 130–36 (open access).
— “Literature: No longer the Cinderella of Byzantine Studies”, in Proceedings of the 24th International Congress of Byzantine Studies I: Plenary Sessions, eds. E. Fiori and M. Trizio. Venice 2022, 141–60 (open access).
Papaioannou, S. “The Philosopher’s Tongue: Synaxaria between History and Literature. With an Appendix: Edition of BHG 2371n”, in L’histoire comme elle se présentait dans l’hagiographie, eds. C. Høgel, A. Lampadaridi & V. Déroche. Uppsala 2022, 151–97 (open access).
— “Τῇ βασιλίσσῃ μοναχῇ κυρᾷ: An Unedited Letter to Eirene Doukaina (and an Êthopoiia in Verse by her Son for his Father)”, in After the Text: Byzantine Enquiries in Honour of Margaret Mullett, eds. L. James, O. Nicholson & R. Scott. London, 147–66.
Resh, D. “Subjectivity and truth in hagiographical discourse: the case of St. Barbara’s Dossier”, in L’histoire comme elle se présentait dans l’hagiographie, eds. C. Høgel, A. Lampadaridi & V. Déroche. Uppsala 2022, 133–48 (open access).
Veikou, M. “Space and Identity: A Located Negotiation. A Case study on Mobile Bodies in Byzantine Hagiography.”, in Spatialities of Byzantine Culture from the Human Body to the Universe, eds. M. Veikou. & I. Nilsson. Leiden 2022, 98–110.
— “Which Interdisciplinarity? Reinvigorating Theory and Practice as an Opportunity for Byzantine Studies”, In Proceedings of the 24th International Congress of Byzantine Studies I: Plenary Sessions, eds. E.B. Fiori & M. Trizio. Venice 2022, 234-256 (open access).
Veikou, M. & I. Nilsson (eds.). Spatialities of Byzantine CultureFrom the Human Body to the Universe. Leiden 2022.
Vuković, M. Survival and Success of an Apocryphal Childhood of Jesus: Reception of the Infancy Gospel of Thomas in the Middle Ages. Berlin 2022.
— “A Spatiotemporal View Towards Martyrdom: Review essay of H. O. Maier & K. Waldner (eds), Desiring Martyrs: Locating Martyrs in Space and Time (Berlin 2021)”, Journal ARYS: Antiquity, Religions and Societies 20 (2022) 553–60.
2023
Eriksen, U. H. Book review of A. Mellas, Liturgy and the Emotions in Byzantium: Compunction and Hymnody (Cambridge 2020), Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 47.2 (2023) (in press).
— Nattens Sange. Fire kristne hymner af Romanos, Frederiksberg (in press).
Høgel, C. “Money and Sainthood. Doctor saints as Christian heroes”, in Constructing Saints in Greek and Latin Hagiography, eds. K. de Temmerman, K. Staat & J. van Pelt. Turnhout 2023, 141–55.
Hölzlhammer, L. & I. Nilsson. “From Metaphrasis to Fan Fiction: The Diachronic Translatability of Stories”, in Anekdota Byzantina. Festschrift zu Ehren von Albrecht Berger, eds. I. Grimm-Stadelmann & M. Vučetić, Berlin 2023, 213–27.
Nikolaishvili, S. “‘Radiant Among the Rulers’ and a ‘Holy King’: Byzantine Emperors Through Georgian Eyes”, Journal of Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies (2023, in press).
— “At the Periphery of the Rival Empires: Geopolitical Climate in Late Antique Caucasian Iberia/Kartli,” in Constantinople to Ctesiphon: The Climate between the Roman and Sasanian Empire in Late Antiquity, eds. D. Rossi & S. Strong (Turnhout, in press).
Papaioannou, S. Saints at the Limits: Seven Byzantine Popular Legends. Cambridge MA 2023 (Critical edition and English translation, with introduction and notes).
Veikou, M. Spatial Paths to Holiness: Literary ‘Lived Spaces’ in Eleventh-Century Byzantine Saints’ Lives. Studia Byzantina Upsaliensia (in press).
— Book review of B. Kitapçı Bayrı, Warriors, Martyrs, and Dervishes: Moving frontiers, shifting identities in the land of Rome (13th–15th centuries) (Leiden 2020), Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies 47.1 (2023): 142–4.
— “Theorizing Byzantine Urbanity: The City Constituting Memory, Memory Constituting the City”, in Routledge Companion to the Byzantine City: from Justinian to Mehmet II (ca. 500- ca.1500), eds. L. Zavagno & N. Bakirtzis. New York 2023 (in press).
Rudan, S. (et al.). “Augmenting and Informing the Translation Process through Workflow-Enabled CALT Tools”, in Computer-assisted Literary Translation: The State of the Art, eds. A. Rothwell, A. Way & R. Youdale. New York 2023 (in press).
Vuković, M. “Non-autonomy of south Slavic metaphrastic translations in the miscellanies of Hesychast and anti-Latin contents”, in Translatio: Translation and Transfer of Language, Culture, Literature, eds. S. Gropper & M. Bampi (De Gruyter, in press).