Forthcoming:
Bosold, B., R. Chantraine and E-J Scott, “Queer Tactics, Handwritten Stories: Disrupting the Field of Museum Practices: A Conversation between Birgit Bosold, E-J Scott and Renaud Chantraine,” Museum International (FR: International Council of Museums, 2021) pp: 216 - 229
Scott, E-J. (2021). “Museums.” In Goldberg, A. E. & Beemyn, G. (Eds.), The SAGE Encyclopedia of Trans Studies. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publishing.
Published:
“Charleston, Sussex”, Museums Journal (Leicester: Museums Association, 2019) 119/01: 19
“Where Can Trans People Call Home in History?”, Museums Journal (Leicester: Museums Association, 2019) 118/10: 16.
“50 Queers for 50 Years”, Hull 2017 UK City of Culture, DUCKIE, Heritage Lottery Fund, Hull History Centre. Researcher and author of the festival’s heritage publication, including new research into the previously unrecorded local LGBT history of Hull c.1950 – today.
Book Review. “London Society Fashion 1905 – 1925: The Wardrobe of Heather Firbank by Jenny Lister, Cassie Stroder- Davies and Lou Taylor, V&A publishing.” Costume: The Journal of the Costume Society. (Manchester: Taylor & Francis, 2016) 50: 136-138. ISSN: 17496306
"Concetta Trotta’s Everyday Crimplene Wardrobe c.1964 - 1968." Ten: celebrating ten years of research in History of Design and Material Culture at the University of Brighton. (Brighton: University of Brighton, 2015) pp: 68-73.
Trans Masculinity on the Record, Wellcome Collection, 25 February 2020.
“The Pennington-Mellor Collection,” in De la Haye, Amy, and Valerie Mendes, House of Worth: Portrait of an Archive. (London: V&A Publishing, 2014) p. 160. ISBN 9781851777747 Primary researcher for Amy de la Haye and written contributor.
Dr Kath Browne, E-J Scott, Vic Valentine, Dr Maria Antonio. Brighton & Hove Trans Needs Assessment. (Brighton: NHS, Brighton & Hove City Council, LGBT Switchboard, University of Brighton, 2015).
Navigating North Devon’s Fishermen’s Frocks. Museum of Barnstable & North Devon (Barnstable: Museum of Barnstable & North Devon, 2014). Funded by HLF.
Scott, E-J and Lou Taylor. “The Impact of Neoclassicism on Silhouette Art in the Late Eighteenth Century.” Profiles of the Past: Silhouettes, Fashion & Image 1760 - 1960. (Brighton: Brighton University Press, 2013) Chapter 3, pp 36-43.
“Hilary Bourne & Barbara Allen: Modern women, contemporary textiles and queer mid-20C design disjunctures,” Different Stories, Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft, Nov 2020.
“Lady Malcolm's Servants' Balls 1923 – 1938”, DUCKIE, Arts Council England. Editor/ feature contributor/ project researcher; 24 page free spreadsheet featuring eighteen contributors addressing the intersection between authority, costume, class identity, gender performativity and sexuality at Lady Malcolm's Servants' Balls in London during the interwar period. (June, 2016)
“The Museum of Transology: Protesting the Erasure of Transcestry”, Prejudice & Pride (Leicester: Research Centre for Museums and Galleries, University of Leicester, 2018).
“E-J Scott.” Trans Power: Own your gender (London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2020). Shortlisted for the Polari Book Prize, 2020.
Brighton Trans*formed (Brighton: Queenspark Publishing, 2014). Editor, written contributor, oral history trainer, exhibition trail curator. ISBN 10: 0904733939