• Representing Madness: How are subjective experiences of emotional distress presented in first-person accounts? Alexandra Adame and Gail Hornstein
• Introduction, Lines of Narrative - Molly. Andrews, Shelley Day Sclater, Corinne Squire and Amal Treacher
• Stories of Narrative Research - Molly. Andrews, Shelley Day Sclater, Corinne Squire and Maria Tamboukou
• Against the Tide: Making waves and breaking silences - Erika Apfelbaum
• Continuities of Psychotherapy: Theorizing Critical Presentism - Angelina M. Baydala  
• Inter-subjectivity in biographical methods: mirroring and enactment in an organisational study - Prue Chamberlayne
• Participatory Action Research in a Community Development Setting - Obstacles and Opportunities - Stefanie Buckner
• Autobiography and the Hidden Curriculum Vitae - Phil Cohen
• Interview With Walter: A Visual Auto/Biography - Barbara Elektra Droth
• The transition to second-time motherhood: an exploration of maternal narratives using a flexible narrative analysis approach - Nollaig Frost
• Re-writing the romance?   Chick lit after Bridget Jones - Rosalind Gill and Elena Herdieckerhoff
• Storying Policy: Constructions of Risk in Proposals to Reform UK Mental Health Legislation - David Harper
• The politics of paranoia: Paranoid Positioning and Conspirational Narratives in the Surveillance Society - David Harper
• Poverty and Discourse - David Harper
• David Harper's new papers of relevance to narrative researchers
• Editor’s Introduction: Researching Lives and the Lived Experience - Barbara Harrison
• Bibliography of First-Person Narratives of Madness in English - Gail Hornstein
• The Nightmare and the Narrative - David Jenkins
• Review, Schaffer, Kay, and Sidonie Smith. Human Rights and Narrated Lives: The Ethics of Recognition. New York; Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2004 - Margaretta Jolly
• Twenty-first century epistolarity and the truth about email- Margaretta Jolly
• But the Author is Dead. Life Writing in English Studies - Margaretta Jolly
• José Angel García Landa's papers on narrative
• The Circus Diaries: Nomadic Narratives / Nomadic Culture - Andrea Lemon
• Using narrative inquiry to explore career choice - Jo Mensinga
• Disciplining the Subject - The Impact of PBRF on Education Academics - Sue Middleton
• A Question of Sub-culture, Living in Two Worlds: An Asian Indian student's Identity - Kavita MIttapalli
• Narrative (schizo)analysis: moving away from representational thought - Chrysanthi Nigianni
• Criteria in Qualitative Research in Psychology - Ian Parker
• 'Narrative' - A chapter to appear in Qualitative Psychology: Introducing Radical Research - Ian Parker
• Objectivity and Commitment - Michael Rustin
• Along the continua: mentally ill artists uninterrupted - Olivia Sagan
• From Oral History to Narrative Research - Linda Sandino
• Narratives of the Everyday in the Lives of Older Lesbians - Rachel Scicluna
• The Never Ending Story - Stefan Schutt
• What is the subject? - Shelley Day Sclater
• Introduction, Doing Narrative Research - Corinne Squire, Molly Andrews and Maria Tamboukou
• HIV and Romance - Corinne Squire
• Reading Narratives - Corinne Squire
• Positioning Gender Identity in Narratives of Infertility: South Indian Women's Lives in Context - Catherine Kohler Riessman, Boston University in M.C. Inhorn and F. van Balen, eds., Infertility Around the Globe. Berkeley: Univ. of California Press, 2001 (in press).
• Analysis of Personal Narratives - Catherine Kohler Riessman, Boston University in J.F. Gubrium and J.A. Holstein, eds., Handbook of Interviewing. Newbury Park CA: Sage, 2001 (in press).
• Holding on and letting go: the resolution of grief in relation to two Xhosa rituals in South Africa - E. van Heerden
• The future of dialogue: Narrative Identity, the Exchange of Memory and the Constitution of New Spaces of Belonging - Couze Venn
• Disavowals, Anamnesis and the Alterity of the Other - Couze Venn
• Critique, Imagination, Responsibility, and Social Change - Kathleen Wells
• A narrative analysis of one mother's story of child loss and regain - Kathleen Wells
• Interviewing for life-histories, lived situations and personal experience: the Biographic-Narrative Interpretive Method (BNIM) on its own and as part of a multi-method full spectrum psycho-societal methodology - Tom Wengraf

For further information, please contact the co-directors, Molly Andrews (email m.andrews@uel.ac.uk), Corinne Squire (c.squire@uel.ac.uk) or Maria Tamboukou (m.tamboukou@uel.ac.uk)