Academic

Peer-Reviewed Papers

1. Forthcoming. Sipowicz, M. “Mary Astell on the Social Nature of the Cartesian Passions” in Studia z Historii Filozofii (accepted 6 May 2021)
2. Forthcoming. Broad J., and Sipowicz, M. “Cavendish’s Philosophy of the Passions: Theory and Practice”, in Margaret Cavendish: An Interdisciplinary Perspective, edited by Lisa Walters and Brandie Siegfried (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, under contract); submitted March 2019.

Academic Book Reviews

1. Sipowicz, M. (2019). Harold J. Cook, “The Young Descartes”. Parergon (36) 1, 192-193.
2. Sipowicz, M. (2017). Robert Stern, “Kantian Ethics: Value, Agency, and Obligation”. Colloquy: Text, Theory, Critique (34), 149-151.

Literary

Fiction

1. Goethe in Wieliczka Salt Mine. RIC Journal (2021)
2. You Should Share With Seagulls. RIC Journal (2020)

Digital Projects

1. Noods! An Interactive Story (2020)
   Noods! is a digital, visual story about getting out of the rain and into a bowl of noodles. Made using Bitsy, it’s an example of how a simple graphical interface along with a simple story can make for a compelling experience.

Criticism

1. Review of Pip Adam’s Nothing to See. Australian Book Review (2021).
2. Personality Crisis: Jolts by Fernando Sdrigotti. The Quietus (2020).
3. Review of Dry Milk by Huo Yan. Mascara Literary Review (2020).
4. Fading in and out at the end of life: Review of Bruno Lloret’s ‘Nancy’. 3AM Magazine. (2020).
5. Review of Tim Molloy’s “Mr Unpronounceable and the Infinity of Nightmares”. Australian Book Review. (2016).
6. From a State of Insecurity to a Community of Care: Review of Isabell Lorey’s “State of Insecurity”. 3AM Magazine. (2015).
7. Review of Jennifer Rutherford’s “Zombies”. Australian Book Review. (2014).