Articles

• Gilchrist, Kate (2021) "Silencing the single woman: Negotiating the 'failed' feminine subject in contemporary UK society". Sexualities. https://doi.org/10.1177/13634607211041100
• Gilchrist, Kate. (2020)“Dysfunction, deviancy and sexual autonomy: the single female detective in primetime UK TV”. Television and New Media. https://doi.org/10.1177/1527476420969879. 

Conference talks

• Gilchrist, K. (2019). “The case of the single detective: deviancy, vulnerability and hypersexuality”. Presented at: “Filmic Fantasies” session at the Cultural Studies Conference 2019 at Tulane University, New Orleans, the United States of America on 1 June 2019.
• Gilchrist, K. (2019).  “Singledom, popular culture and feminine subjectivity: the case of the single female detective”. Presented at: the Feminist Scholarship Division at the ICA 2019 Annual Conference in Washington DC, the United States of America on 27 May 2019.
• Gilchrist, K. (2018). “Singledom and feminine subjectivity in US-UK popular culture: postfeminism, the unruly woman and ‘performative shamelessness”. Presented at: the Popular Culture Working Group. IAMCR Annual Conference, Oregon, the United States of America on 20-24 June 2018.
• Gilchrist, K. (2017). “‘Singledom and feminine subjectivities: an intersectional analysis of intimate life”. Presented at: the University of Westminster Joint PhD Spring symposium, University of Westminster, London, UK. 17 March 2017.

Blog posts

• Gilchrist, K (2019). Parents influence US teens’ attitudes to, and media practices around, gender equality, LSE Parenting for a Digital Future (27 Feb 2019). Blog Entry.
• Gilchrist, K and Polizzi, G. (2019). Changing media habits mean having a conversation with children is more important than ever, LSE Parenting for a Digital Future (5 Feb 2019). Blog Entry.
• Gilchrist, K. (2018). Confidence gap? The impact of gender, class and age on adults' digital literacy. LSE Parenting for a Digital Future (26 Sep 2018). Blog Entry.
• Gilchrist, K. (2018). More access, less harm: children online in Europe and Latin America LSE Parenting for a Digital Future (25 Apr 2018). Blog Entry.
• Gilchrist, K. (2016). The ‘private’ life of US politics part two: affect, intimacy and public bathrooms. LSE Engenderings (17 Oct 2016). Blog Entry.
• Gilchrist, K. (2016). The ‘private’ life of US politics part one: affect, intimacy and Trump. LSE Engenderings (10 Oct 2016). Blog Entry.
• Gilchrist, K. (2015). Intersections of gender, sexuality, race and age in the privileging of coupledom. Engenderings (13 Apr 2015). Blog Entry.

Book abstract: 

• Gilchrist, K. (2018). “Singledom and female subjectivity: fantasy, representation and lived experience”. In Peja, L., Carpentier, N., Colombo, F., Murru, M. F., Tosoni, S., Kilborn, R., Kramp, L., Kunelius, R., McNicholas, A., Nieminen, H., Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, P. (Eds.) Current Perspectives on Communication and Media Research. (Pp. 326) Bremen: Edition lumière, 2018.