Brad Bigelow

Virginia Faulkner: A Life in Two Acts, from the University of Nebraska Press/Bison Books (January 2026)
“Virginia Faulkner: Writer, Editor and… Ghostwriter?” on LitHub (January 7, 2026)
“The Dream Bien Meublé,” Prairie Schooner 99(4), Winter 2025
“Travelling for Kicks” Introduction to Les Girls by Constance Tomkinson, from Slightly Foxed Editions (2025) (Also in Slightly Foxed issue 88) (2025)
“Antidote to Self-Pity”: Introduction to Life in Our Hands by Pamela Bright, from Slightly Foxed Editions (2024) (Also in Slightly Foxed Issue 82) (2024)
“On the Importance of Remembering Forgotten Books” (2024), part of the Internet Archive’s Vanishing Culture series
Contributing author to the PRINCE2 7 Managing Successful Projects from PeopleCert (2023)
Afterword to the Recovered Books edition of Two Thousand Million Man-Power by Gertrude Trevelyan, from Boiler House Press (2022)
“Lest We Forget”: An essay on My Name is Million, a memoir of the German invasion of Poland by Martin Hare (Zoe Girling), in Slightly Foxed Issue 75 (2022)
Afterword to the Recovered Books edition of Gentleman Overboard by Herbert Clyde Lewis, from Boiler House Press (2021)
My selections for Jonathan Gibb’s A Personal Anthology (2021)
My story “Incident in a Police Station” was included in the anthology The Middle of a Sentence, from The Common Breath Press (2020)
“Time Stuck”, from UEA New Writing (2020)
Introduction to the reissue of G. E. Trevelyan’s long-forgotten first novel Appius and Trevelyan, from the Abandoned Bookshop Press (2020)
The Temple of Serendipity, from The Reader (UK)
My recommendations on Five Neglected Westerns and Five Neglected Memoirs from FiveBooks.com
My Wikipedia contributions, which focus on biographies of neglected writers, are listed under the user name Spaceagepop.
My papers on cyberspace security and project management can be found on Google Scholar.