Title	Publication Date	Language	Citations
Autism = death: The social and medical impact of a catastrophic medical model of autistic spectrum disorders	2008/04/01		12
Reading as social practice: The Beyond the Book research project	2008/10/01		7
Problematic dichotomies: Narrative and spectacle in advertising and media scholarship	2009/01/01		5
Methodological agendas: Disability-informed criticism and the incidental representation of autism in popular fiction	2008/04/01		4
What you read and where you read it, how you get it, how you keep it: Children, comics and historical cultural practice	2008/10/01		3
Style over substance?: Fashion, spectacle and narrative in contemporary US television	2009/01/01		2
Rich pictures: Researching the role of peer interaction for pupils using the internet	2008/10/01		2
Reading the evidence of reading: An introduction to the Reading Experience Database, 1450–1945	2008/10/01		2
How Oprah's Book Club reinvented the woman reader	2008/10/01		1
Interview with publisher Jessica Kingsley	2008/04/01		1
Lifestyle, aesthetics and narrative in luxury domain advertising	2009/01/01		1
Picturing difference: Discourses of disability in illustrated children's stories by parents of autistic children	2008/04/01		1
When words are not enough: Exploring music reception and autistic experience	2008/04/01		1
The Mutual Admiration Society, or Mr Punch against the aesthetes	2009/04/01		1
What can we do with The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time?: Popular fiction and representations of disability	2008/04/01		1
Conference report: Fortieth Annual Conference of the Research Society for Victorian Periodicals: 'Characters of the Press', 4–5 July 2007, University of Roehampton	2009/04/01
Index to Volume 2	2009/01/01
Introduction to the special issue on research, narrative and Punch	2009/04/01
Interview with Patrick Leary	2009/04/01
'Our foes are almost as many as our readers': Debating the worth of women's reading and writing – the case of chick-lit	2008/10/01
Autism – a creative process?: Poetry, poets, imagination	2008/04/01
Introduction to the special issue: Autism, narrative and textuality	2008/04/01
Editorial	2008/04/01
Interview with Jez Stewart, Curator (Non-Fiction), British Film Institute National Archive	2009/01/01
Archive report: History of Advertising Trust, Raveningham, Norwich	2009/01/01
Reviews	2009/04/01
Asperger's sonnets	2008/04/01
Where Cook Has Treated, Cat Should Be Caressed!: Mr Punch and feline form	2009/04/01
Something to read: The Boots Booklovers Library and the great fiction question	2008/10/01
Spinster of arts – the terrible result of higher education for women: Punch visualises the problem	2009/04/01