Faulkner, T. (under review).  Mood Variation in Spanish Causative Constructions.

Faulkner, T. (Accepted—to be published in March of 2027). “Indicative ‘Querer’ Clauses: Pro Loving, Contra Wanting—A Competition Between Volition and Emotivity”. Hispania.

Faulkner, T. (2024). Mood and modal concord in Spanish directive clauses: An update to Faulkner (2022b). Borealis – An International Journal of Hispanic Linguistics, 13(1), 149–174.

Faulkner, T. (2023b). Subjunctive ‘Were’ vs. Indicative ‘Was’ Wish-Clauses: Why the Use of ‘Was’ Should Not Be Considered “Incorrect”. International Journal of English Linguistics, 13(6).

Faulkner, T. (2023a). Don’t Cry Over Spilled or Spilt Milk?: Nuanced Semanto-pragmatic Differences Between -ed and -t in English. International Journal of English Linguistics, 13(3).

Faulkner, T. (2022b). Mood and Modal Concord in Spanish Directive Clauses. Borealis: An International Journal of Hispanic Linguistics, 11(3).

Faulkner, T. (2022c). On the Use of the Subjunctive with English Hope. International Journal of English Linguistics, 13(1).

Faulkner, T. (2022a). The Two Spanish Subjunctives: The Required and Default Subjunctives. Borealis: An International Journal of Hispanic Linguistics, 11(1).

Faulkner, T. (2021b). A Systematic Investigation of the Spanish Subjunctive: Mood Variation in Subjunctive Clauses. Dissertation.

Faulkner, T. (2021a). Prescriptively or Descriptively Speaking?: How Information Quality Influences Mood Variation in Spanish Emotive-factive Clauses. Pragmatics, 31(3).