Hellyer, Robert James. (2025). Creak and embodying gender: A case study of media interviews with an actor before and after coming out as transgender. In F. Venturi (Ed.), Creak: Theories and Practices of Pulse Phonation (pp. 203–230). Jenny Stanford Publishing.

Hellyer, Robert James. (2023). Third places for queer spaces: LGBTQ+ adolescents and the discursive composition of a community. H-Ermes. Journal of Communication, 24. https://doi.org/10.1285/i22840753n24p7 

Barnard, M., Hellyer, R. J., & Holmes-Elliott, S. (2023). The urge to unmerge: a case of structural change across the lifespan. In R. Skarnitzl & J. Volín (Eds.), Proceedings of the 20th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (pp. 3627–3631). Guarant International. https://guarant.cz/icphs2023/442.pdf 

Hellyer, Robert James. (In preparation). Orthographic variation, gender inclusion and social media. [Final title withheld]

Hellyer, R. J. (2023) The ‘folx’ of TikTok: Orthographic [x] variation in gender-inclusive and exclusionary language. [Conference presentation]. BAAL Language and New Media SIG Research Seminar 10, University of Edinburgh.

Hellyer, R. J. (2023). Children of the revolution: boundaries and bridge-building in the speech of queer kids. [Conference presentation]. Lavender Languages and Linguistics 29, Boise State University.

Barnard, M., Hellyer, R. J., & Holmes-Elliott, S. (2022). The urge to unmerge: A case of structural change across the lifespan. [Conference presentation]. NWAV 50, Stanford University.

Hellyer, R. J. (2022). Concerning impact—LGBT+ communities in secondary education [Panel discussion]. London Interdisciplinary Social Science Doctoral Training Partnership Pathway 7 Conference, Kings College London.

Hellyer, R. J. & Soliman, F. (2022). Changing approaches to (and beyond) gender in current social science research [Conference presentation]. ECS Doctoral Conference 2022, Kings College London.