Fiction
Pagliassotti, D. (2015). Divided Loyalties. Revenant.
Pagliassotti, D. (2012). The Manufactory [Reprint]. Ceaseless Steam: Steampunk Stories from Beneath Ceaseless Skies. Firkin Press.
Pagliassotti, D. (2012). The Ghost in the Machine. In Telep, T. (Ed.) The Mammoth Book of Ghost Romance. Running Press.
Pagliassotti, D. (2011). Code of Blood. In Telep, T. (Ed.) Corsets & Clockwork: 13 Steampunk Romances. Running Press Kids.
Pagliassotti. D. (2010). Pan de los Muertos. Reprinted in Craig, A. (Ed.) Dia de los Muertos. Electrik Milk Bath Press.
Pagliassotti, D. (2010). To Every Thing There is a Season. In Sizemore, J. (Ed.) Apexology. Apex Book Company.
Pagliassotti, D. (2010). The Manufactory (audio). Beneath Ceaseless Skies.
Pagliassotti, D. (2009). The Manufactory. Beneath Ceaseless Skies.
Pagliassotti, D. (2009). Peter, Peter. Reprinted in Fuller, A. S. (Ed.) The Three-Lobed Burning Eye Annual 4. Legion Press.
Pagliassotti, D. & Gerrard, J. (2009). Terminus. In Ward, W.D. & Santa, R. J. (Eds.) Magic & Mechanica. Ricasso Press.
Pagliassotti, D. (2007). Bookmarked. Reflection’s Edge.
Pagliassotti, D. (2007). Changing the End. Anotherealm.
Pagliassotti, D. (2007). Night Shift. Worlds of Wonder.
Pagliassotti. D. (2006). Defender of the Faith. Reflection’s Edge.
Pagliassotti, D. (2005). Strange Vintage. In Luzzatto, K. & O’Rourke, M. (Eds.) Fear of the Unknown. Memphis: Echelon Press.
Pagliassotti, D. (2004). Tam Lin [Poem]. Strange Horizons.
Pagliassotti, D. (2004). Joseph’s Plaint. Ideomancer.
Pagliassotti, D. (2003). Pan de los Muertos. Strange Horizons.
Pagliassotti, D. (2003). Peter, Peter. Three-Lobed Burning Eye.
Pagliassotti, D. (2002). After the Sleep. Dark Fire.
Pagliassotti, D. (1997). Analogues. Eratica, 2 (2), 4-10.
Academic
Forthcoming
Pagliassotti, D. (Accepted) We Are All Monsters Here: Teaching monstrification by making and becoming monsters. Journal of Folklore and Education.
Pagliassotti, D. (in press) Neo-Victorian Comics. Invited chapter for forthcoming volume: Kohlke, M.L. & Gutleben, C., Handbook of Neo-Victorianism, Brill.
Conference Proceedings
Hettinga, K., & Pagliassotti, D. (2025). Exploring the potential for AI editorial assistance in student newsrooms. In “Is it Time to Reboot Journalism Education?”: Proceedings of the World Journalism Education Congress (pp. 301-321). San Francisco, California: World Journalism Education Congress.
Book Chapters
Pagliassotti, D. (2017). “People Keep Giving Me Rings, but I Think a Small Death Ray Might Be More Practical”: Women and Mad Science in Steampunk Comics. Invited chapter for Kohlke, M.L. & Gutleben, C., Neo-Victorian Humour: The Rhetorics and Politics of Comedy, Irony and Parody, Rodopi Press.
Pagliassotti, D. (2012). Love and the Machine: Technology and Human Relationships in Steampunk Romance and Erotica. In Julie Anne Taddeo & Cynthia J. Miller (Eds). Steaming Into a Victorian Future: A Steampunk Anthology. Lanham, Maryland: Scarecrow Press, Inc.
Articles
Zsila, À., Pagliassotti, D., Urbán, R., Orosz G.,Királ, O., & Demetrovics, Z. (2018). Loving the love of boys: Motives for consuming yaoi media. PLOS-One, https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0198895.
Pagliassotti, D. (2009). GloBLisation and Hybridisation: Publishers’ Strategies for Bringing Boys’ Love to the United States. Intersections: Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific.
Pagliassotti, D. (November 2008). Reading Boys’ Love in the West. Particip@tions: International Journal of Audience Research.
Pagliassotti, D. (1993). On the discursive construction of sex and gender. Communication Research, 20(3), 472-493.
Edited Book
Levi, A., McHarry, M, & Pagliassotti, D. (Eds). (2010). Boys’ Love Manga: Essays on the Sexual Ambiguity and Cross-Cultural Fandom of the Genre. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Co, Inc.
Reviews & Editorials
Pagliassotti, D., Nagaike, K., & McHarry, M. (2013). Editorial, Special Section, Boys’ Love Manga (Yaoi). Journal of Graphic Novels and Comics, 4(1), pp. 1-8.
Pagliassotti, D. (2003). Gender and community in the social construction of the Internet (review). Information, Communication, and Society, 6(2), 272-274.