• Raffaella Antinucci, Domesticating the North: Anthony Trollope's Re-writing of Iceland.
• Serena Baiesi, Mary Shelley and the Anthropocene: An Eco-feminist Reading of The Last Man.
• Rocco Coronato, The Wild Field. Stormbraining the Complex Rhythms of King Lear.
• Giulia Champion, ‘The River Has Been Put on Tap’: Decolonising Water and Historiography in V.S. Naipaul’s A Bend in the River (1979) and Helon Habila’s Oil on Water (2011).
• Jacqueline Aiello, The Symbolic Instrumentalisation of the Face Mask in (De)legitimising Discourse: A Critical Study of User-Generated Online Content at the Onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic in the US.
• Michael A. Di Giovine, A Tale of Two Cities: Padre Pio and the Reimagining of Pietrelcina and San Giovanni Rotondo.
• Roberta Grandi, "Animals don't behave like men... They have dignity and animality." Richard Adams's Watership Down and interspecies relationships in the Anthropocene.
• Rossella Ciocca, Millennium’s Children. New trends in South-Asian Postmillennial Anglophone Literature: Introduction.
• Silvia Cacchiani, Children’s Dictionaries as a Form of Edutainment? User-orientation, Engagement and Proximity for Learning.
• Jeannette Allsopp, Cristiano Furiassi, Caribbean English Phraseology in the Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage: Reflections of an African Worldview.

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