ALISON MILBANK, 2020. The Gift of the Trinity in Mission. In: SUSAN LUCAS, ed., God's Church in the World:: The Gift of Catholic Mission Canterbury Press. 17-34
ALISON MILBANK, 2018. ‘Have you the interpretation?’: Doubt, Desire and the Supernatural in the Fiction of Margaret Oliphant. In: JUDITH MALTBY and ALISON SHELL, eds., Excellent Women: Anglican Women Novelists T & T Clark/Bloomsbury. (In Press.)
ALISON MILBANK, 2018. God and the Gothic: Religion, Romance and Reality in the English Literary Tradition Oxford University Press.
ALISON MILBANK, 2018. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. In: SCOTT BREWSTER, ed., The Routledge Companion to the Ghost Story Routledge. 98-105
2017. Calvinist and Covenanter Gothic. In: DAVISON, CAROL and GERMANO, MONICA, eds., Scottish Gothic: An Edinburgh Companion, Edinburgh University Press. 89-101
MILBANK, ALISON, 2017. ‘”A Crowd Flowed Over London Bridge”: Visualising London through Dante’. In: QUASH, BEN, REDDAWAY, CHLOE and ROSEN, AARON, eds., Visualising a Sacred City: London, Art and Religion, I. B. Tauris. 115-27
MILBANK, ALISON, 2017. 'Make it New': Defamiliarization and Scaramentality in David Jones. In: CALLISON, JAMIE, FIDDES, PAUL, JOHNSON, ANNA and TONNING, ERIK, eds., David Jones: A Christian Modernist? Brill. 62-78 (In Press.)
ALISON MILBANK, JOHN HUGHES and ARABELLA MILBANK, eds., 2017. Preaching Radical and Orthodox SCM.
2016. The Academic Priest as Teacher and Tutor. In: Academic Vocation in the Church and Academy Today: 'And With All Of Your Mind' Ashgate. 125-38
MILBANK, ALISON, 2016. Gothic Theology. In: WRIGHT, ANGELA and TOWNSHEND, DALE, eds., Romantic Gothic: An Edinburgh Companion Edinburgh University Press. 361-76
MILBANK, ALISON, 2016. ‘Thomas Aquinas among the Elves: Accounting Theologically for the Power of Tolkien’s Fiction’. In: ALENA ANDROSIK and KINGA RYBARCZYK, eds., Legendy Uświęcone: Twórczość J. R. R. Tolkiena a Chrześcijaństwo Wydawnictwo Kul. 201-22
ALISON MILBANK (CO), PETER HAMPSON and ZOE LEHMANN IMFELD, eds., 2015. Theology and Literature after Postmodernity Bloomsbury, T & T Clark.
2015. 'Literary Apologetics after Postmodernity: Death and Duality in Philip Pullman and J. K. Rowling' in. In: ZOE LEHMANN, PETER HAMPSON and ALISON MILBANK, eds., Literature and Theology after Postmodernity Bloomsbury, T & T Clark. 95-114
MILBANK, ALISON, 2015. Seeing Double: The Crucified Christ in Western Medieval Art. In: MURPHY, FRANCESCA ANN, ed., The Oxford Handbook of Christology Oxford University Press. 215-33
2014. A Contemporary Perspective on Mission: The Blue Flower Theology in Scotland. 21(no. 1), 31-44
ALISON MILBANK, 2014. Ways of seeing in Ann Radcliffe's early fiction: The Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne (1789) and A Sicilian Romance (1790). In: DALE TOWNSHEND AND ANGELA WRIGHT, ed., Ann Radcliffe: Romanticism and the Gothic Cambridge University Press. 85-99
MILBANK, ALISON, 2014. ‘Tolkien and Dante’s Earthly Paradise: Enculturing Nature’. In: O'BRIAIN, HELEN and HYNES, GERARD, eds., J. R. R. Tolkien: The Forest and the City, Four Courts. 154-66
MILBANK, A., 2012. The Bible and the novel: apocalyptic reading Modern Believing. 53(1), 22-36
ALISON MILBANK, 2012. Returning to the Parish. In: ANDREW DAVISON, ed., Returning to the Church SCM. (In Press.)
ALISON MILBANK, 2012. Byron and the Explained Supernatural. In: GAVIN HOPPS, ed., Byron and the Supernatural LIverpool University Press. (In Press.)
ALISON MILBANK, 2011. Dante, Ruskin and Rossetti: Grotesque Realism. In: NICK HAVELY, ed., Dante in the Nineteenth Century: Reception, Canonicity, Popularization Peter Lang. 139-58
2011. 'A Diminished Church: Revisiting Dogma or Disaster' Theology in Action: Dorothy Sayers Society Study day. 23-32
MILBANK, A., 2011. Apologetics and the imagination: making strange. In: DAVISON, A., ed., Imaginative apologetics: theology, philosophy and the Catholic tradition SCM Press. 31-45
ALISON MILBANK, 2010. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu: Gothic Grotesque and the Huguenot Inheritance. In: JULIA M WRIGHT, ed., A Companion to Irish Literature 1. Wiley-Blackwell. 362-76
ALISON MILBANK, 2010. 'The Sleep of Reason': reason, Gothic and the Grotesque. In: CONOR CUNNINGHAM AND PETER M CANDLER JNR, ed., The Grandeur of Reason:: Religion, Tradition and Universalism SCM. 432-43
DAVISON, A. and MILBANK, A., 2010. For the parish: a critique of fresh expressions SCM Press.
MILBANK, A., 2009. Divine beauty and the grotesque in Dante's Paradiso The Yearbook of English Studies: Literature and Religion. 39(1/2), 155-168
ALISON MILBANK, 2009. Bleeding Nuns: A Genealogy of the Female Gothic Grotesque. In: DIANA WALLACE AND ANDREW SMITH, ed., The New Female Gothic:: New Directions Palgrave Macmillan. 76-97
MILBANK, A., 2008. Grotesque Realism in Ruskin's 'Praeterita': Autobiography and the World Beyond the Self Nineteenth Century Prose. (In Press.)
MILBANK, ALISON, 2008. Huysmans, Machen and the Gothic Grotesque, Or: The Way Up is the Way Down. In: HORNER, AVRIL and ZLOSNIK, SUE, eds., Le Gothic:: Influences and Appropriations in Europe and America 1st edition. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 83-99
ALISON MILBANK, 2008. Sacrificial Exchange and the Gothic Double in 'Melmoth the Wanderer' and 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'. In: VICTORIA MORGAN AND CLARE WILLIAMS, ed., Shaping Belief: Culture, Politics and Religion in Nineteenth-century Writing 52. LIverpool University Press. 113-28
ALISON MILBANK, 2008. Tolkien, Chesterton and Thomism. In: STRATFORD CALDECOTT, THOMAS HENEGGER, FRANCES CAIRNCROSS, ed., Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings':: Sources of Inspiration Walking Tree. 187-98
MILBANK, A., 2007. Chesterton and Tolkien as theologians: the fantasy of the real London: T&T Clark.
MILBANK, A., 2007. Josephine Butler's Apocalyptic vision of the prostitute and modern debates on prostitution. In: MILBANK, A., ed., Beating the traffic: Josephine Butler and Anglican social action on prostitution today Winchester: George Mann Publications. 89-104
MILBANK, A. G., 2007. Gothic Femininities. In: SPOONER, C. and MCEVOY, E., eds., The Routledge Companion to the Gothic London: Routledge. 155-63
ALISON MILBANK, ed., 2007. Beating the Traffic: Josephine Butler and Anglican Social Action Today Winchester, George Mann Publications.
MILBANK, A., 2006. A Fine Grotesque or a Pathetic Fallacy? The Role of objects in the autobiographical writing of Ruskin and Proust. In: DICKINSON, R. and HANLEY, K., eds., Ruskin's struggle for coherence: Self-representation through art, place and society Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press. 90-105
MILBANK, A., 2005. Tolkien and Gift Theory. In: Tolkien Seminar Papers
MILBANK, A., OTTO, P. and MULVEY-ROBERTS, M., eds., 2004. Gothic Fiction: Rare Printed Works from the Sadleir-Black Collection of Gothic Fiction at the Alderman Library, University of Virginia: a listing and guide to the microfilm collection Marlborough: Adam Matthew.
MILBANK, A., 2003. "My precious" : Tolkien's fetishized ring. In: BASSHAM, G. and BRONSON, E., eds., The Lord of the rings and philosophy: one book to rule them all Chicago: Open Court.
MILBANK, A., 2002. The Victorian Gothic in English Novels and Stories, 1830-1880. In: HOGLE, J.E., ed., The Cambridge Companion to Gothic Fiction Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 145-165
MILBANK, A., 1998. Dante and the Victorians Manchester: Manchester University Press.
MILBANK, A., 1992. Daughters of the house: modes of the Gothic in Victorian fiction London: Macmillan.