Forthcoming Essays

'William Empson's Science Fiction Visions', Science in Modern Poetry, ed. John Holmes (Liverpool University Press, 2012)


Published Essays

2008 'On the Back of the Light Waves: Novel Possibilities in the "Fourth Dimension",' Essays and Studies, 91-110

2007 'Monogamy and the Next Step? William Empson and the Future of Love in Einstein's Universe.' Versions of Empson, ed. Matthew Bevis. Oxford: Oxford University Press

2007 'Interdisciplinarity and Public Engagement,' In(ter)Discipline: New Languages for Criticism, ed. Gillian Beer, Malcolm Bowie, Beate Perrey. Oxford: Legenda

2007 'Peter Robinson, what are you trying to prove?,' The Salt Companion to Peter Robinson, ed. Katy Price and Adam Piette. Cambridge: Salt

2005 'Flame far too hot: William Empson's non-Euclidean predicament,' Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 30/4: 312-322 (download the PDF below)

2002 'Finite But Unbounded: Experiment magazine, Cambridge, England, 1928-31'. Jacket 20.

Creative work

'Under the Yoke', with Tom Hall [hyperlink to his page in the music dept], for narrator, electric guitar, flute, trombone, percussion, laptop with 8 channel sound. [Music by Hall, text by Price.] First performance at SuperCollider Symposium 2010, Berlin. Performed by members of Ensemble United Berlin and the composers, Friday 2010-09-24, Kleiner Wasserspeicher, Diedenhofer Straße, 10405 Berlin.

'Not at the Bovine Sex Club on Queen West' (fiction, 2830 words). Chroma: a queer literary and arts journal. 11 (2010). Excerpt to be read at BFI, 2 July 2010.

9 May 2010. Bookmachine (first performance), for voice, books and computer. 8 minutes. Written by Katy Price, performed by Katy Price and Andrew Nightingale. Kettle's Yard, Cambridge.

'deposition' (poem, 19 lines). ekphrasis, ed. Kiran Millwood Hargrave. Freewood Publications. 2010. ISBN 978-0-9565268-0-9. Performed at the Brick Lane Gallery, 7 April 2010. (Now available on Amazon).

October 2009. BlastUp! (interactive digital poem-manifesto, collaboration with babel, a contemporary celebration of Vorticism).

10 May 2009. Haibun/Haiku (first performance). Written and performed by Katy Price. For voice and computer playback. 7 minutes. Kettle's Yard, Cambridge.

'Ship's Radio,' Blackbox Manifold 1, 2008.

'The day the blue track died,' Seam 27, 2007.