Anne Dwyer

"Why I Teach Lolita." Inside Higher Ed. 18 May 2018.

"Standstill as Extinction: Viktor Shklovsky’s Poetics of and Politics of Movement in the 1920s and 1930s." PMLA 131:2 (2016): 269-288.

The Silly Parade and Other Topsy-Turvy Poems: Russian Folk Nursery Rhymes, Tongue Twisters, and Lullabies, retold by Anne Dwyer and illustrated by Nikolai Popov. San Francisco: Rovakada Publishing, 2016.

"The Multilingual Pleasures of Slavic Worlds: Sacher-Masoch, Franzos, Freud," Comparative Literature, 65:2 (2013): 137-161.

"Dostoevsky's Prison House of Nation(s): Genre Violence in Notes from the House of the Dead," Russian Review, 71:2 (2012): 209-225.

"Of Hats and Trains: Cultural Traffic in Leskov's and Dostoevskii's Westward Journeys," Slavic Review 70:1 (2011): 67-93

"Revivifying Russia: Literature, Theory, and Empire in Viktor Shklovsky's Civil War Writings," Slavonica 15, no. 1 (2009): 11-31.

"Runaway Texts: The Many Life Stories of Iurii Trifonov and Christa Wolf," Russian Review, 64 (2005): 605-627.

Translation from German: Bulgakowa, Oksana, Sergei Eisenstein: A Biography (Berlin: Potemkin Press, 2001)