Articles

​Drake, Rebecca, ‘Getting Creative with Medieval Landscape Fragments: Havelok the Dane, Creative-Critical Poetry, and the Importance of Available Digital Substitutes’, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities (2026). 

Drake, Rebecca. Wastelands, Speculative Frequencies. Book review. Green Letters (2026).

Drake, Rebecca. ‘Briny’. Book review. Green Letters (2025).

Drake, Rebecca, ‘Rivering Vernaculars: Reading Time and Text on the Ouse’, Thinkpieces Journal, UCL (2025).

Drake, Rebecca, ‘Mannakjöt and Mannakröf: Human identity in Ketils saga hœngs and Örvar-Odds saga', Postgraduate English 37 (2018), 1-20.

Blogs and Essays

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• 'Stray, n.', Guillemot Press Journal (March 2026)
• 'Using What We Have to Hand: printing Moresong at the 1in12 Club', Little Hirundine Blog (January 2026)
• 'Meet a Medievalist Maker: Becca Drake', Guild of Medievalist Makers Blog (November 2025)
• ‘The Meeting-place of Land and Sea: Encounters with Hybrid Forms on the Yorkshire Coast’, Haunted Shores Blog (October 2023)
• ‘Interview with Dr Tess Wingard and Dr Becca Drake’, Durham MEMSA Blog (June 2023)
• ‘Changing Coastal Landscapes in Medieval England’, Northern Environmental History Blog (January 2023)
• ‘Research Spotlight’, York Medieval Blog (July 2021)
• 'Where the Whales Are: Going Behind the Scenes in the Hull Maritime Museum’, Hull Maritime Blog (December 2020)
• ‘The Sea in the City: Far Ings Nature Reserve and Hull’s Maritime Past’, Hull Maritime Blog (November 2020)
• ‘How to Write a Poem’, Hull Maritime Blog (November 2020)
• ‘A Flood of Stories to be Told: Poetry and the Hull Maritime Museum’, Hull Maritime Blog (October 2020)
• ‘How to Cook a Human in Old Norse Literature’, READ: Research in English at Durham (2018)