Books

• Buljan, K., Cusack, C. (2015). Anime, Religion and Spirituality: Profane and Sacred Worlds in Contemporary Japan. Sheffield, United Kingdom: Equinox Publishing. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2011). The Sacred Tree: Ancient and Medieval Manifestations. Newcastle, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2010). Invented Religions: Imagination, Fiction and Faith. Surrey, England UK: Ashgate. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2001). The Essence of Buddhism: How to Bring Spiritual Meaning into Everyday. Australia: Lansdowne Publishing.
• Cusack, C. (1998). Conversion Among the Germanic Peoples. London: Cassell. [More Information]

Edited Books

• Upal, M., Cusack, C. (2021). Handbook of Islamic Sects and Movements. Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Stausberg, M., Cusack, C., Wright, S. (2020). The Demise of Religion: How Religions End, Die or Dissipate. London: Bloomsbury Academic. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Morehead, J., Robertson, V. (2019). The Sacred in Fantastic Fandom: Essays on the Intersection of Religion and Pop Culture. Jefferson: McFarland & Company, Inc. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Kosnac, P. (2017). Fiction, Invention and Hyper-reality: From Popular Culture to Religion. Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Kirby, D., Cusack, C. (2017). Religion and Media. New York: Routledge. [More Information]
• Marshall, S., Cusack, C. (2017). The Medieval Presence in the Modernist Aesthetic: Unattended Moments. Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Lewis, J., Cusack, C. (2016). Sacred Suicide. Farnham, United Kingdom: Ashgate Publishing. [More Information]
• Sutcliffe, S., Cusack, C. (2016). The Problem of Invented Religions. London and New York: Routledge. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Norman, A. (2012). Handbook of New Religions and Cultural Production. Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Hartney, C. (2010). Religion and Retributive Logic: Essays in Honour of Professor Garry W. Trompf. Leiden: Brill.
• Cusack, C., Di Lauro, F., Hartney, C. (2005). The buddha of suburbia : proceedings of the eighth Australian and International Religion, Literature and the Arts Conference 2004. Sydney: RLA Press.
• Cusack, C., Oldmeadow, P. (2001). The End of Religions? Religion in an Age of Globalisation. Australia: Department of Studies in Religion, University of Sydney.
• Cusack, C., Oldmeadow, P. (1999). This Immense Panorama: Studies in Honour of Eric J. Sharpe. Sydney: The University of Sydney.

Book Chapters

• Cusack, C. (2022). A New Spiritual Marketplace: Comparing new age and new religious movements in an age of spiritual and religious tourism. In Daniel H. Olsen and Dallen J. Timothy (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Religious and Spiritual Tourism, (pp. 79-89). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). A Magickal School In the Twenty-First Century: The Grey School of Wizardry and Its Prehistory. In Bernd-Christian Otto and Dirk Johannsen (Eds.), Fictional Practice: Magic, Narration, and the Power of Imagination, (pp. 314-333). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Upal, M., Cusack, C. (2021). Introduction: Islamic Sects and Movements. In Muhammad Afzal Upal and Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), Handbook of Islamic Sects and Movements, (pp. 1-20). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Norman Paulsen and the Brotherhood of the Sun/Sunburst. In Benjamin E. Zeller (Eds.), Handbook of UFO Religions, (pp. 354-368). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Sufism and the Gurdjieff 'Work': A Contested Relationship. In Muhammad Afzal Upal and Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), Handbook of Islamic Sects and Movements, (pp. 612-631). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Esoteric Tourism in Scotland: Rosslyn Chapel, The Da Vinci Code, and the Appeal of the 'New Age'. In Jonathan Wooding and Lynette Olson (Eds.), Prophecy, Fate and Memory in the Early Medieval Celtic World, (pp. 247-270). Sydney: Sydney University Press. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Foreword. Gurdjieff: Mysticism, Contemplation, and Exercises, (pp. xi-xvii). New York: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Wright, S., Stausberg, M., Cusack, C. (2020). How Religions End: Terms and Types. In Michael Stausberg, Stuart A. Wright and Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), The Demise of Religion: How Religions End, Die or Dissipate, (pp. 13-30). London: Bloomsbury Academic. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Leaving New Religions. In Daniel Enstedt, Goeran Larsson and Teemu T. Mantsinen (Eds.), Handbook of Leaving Religion, (pp. 231-241). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Lewis, J. (2020). Mass Suicides and Mass Homicides: Collective Violence and the Demise of New Religious Movements. In Michael Stausberg, Stuart A. Wright and Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), The Demise of Religion: How Religions End, Die or Dissipate, (pp. 175-190). London: Bloomsbury Academic. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Leone, M., Sconce, J. (2019). Afterword: Religious and Digital Imaginaries in Parallel Lines. In Simone Natale and Diana Pasulka (Eds.), Believing in Bits: Digital Media and the Supernatural. New York, United States: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Both Outside and Inside: 'Ex-Members' of New Religions and Spiritualities and the Maintenance of Community and Identity on the Internet. In Not known (Eds.), The Insider/Outsider Debate: New Perspectives in the Study of Religion, (pp. 393-415). TBC. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Gnostic fiction. In Garry W. Trompf, Gunner B. Mikkelsen, Jay Johnston (Eds.), The Gnostic World, (pp. 671-678). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Harry Potter and the Sacred Text: Fiction, Reading, and Meaning Making. In Carole M. Cusack, John W. Morehead, Venetia Laura Delano Robertson (Eds.), The Sacred in Fantastic Fandom: Essays on the Intersection of Religion and Pop Culture, (pp. 16-32). Jefferson: McFarland & Company, Inc.
• Cusack, C., Robertson, V. (2019). Introduction: The Study of Fandom and Religion. In Carole M. Cusack, John W. Morehead, Venetia Laura Delano Robertson (Eds.), The Sacred in Fantastic Fandom: Essays on the Intersection of Religion and Pop Culture, (pp. 1-13). Jefferson: McFarland & Company, Inc.
• Cusack, C. (2018). Celebrating with the Church of the SubGenius: X-Day Rituals of Bad Taste, Burning 'Bob', and the End of the World (Not). In Frans Jespers, Karin van Nieuwkerk and Paul van der Velde (Eds.), Enjoying Religion: Pleasure and Fun in Established and New Religious Movements, (pp. 147-164). Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield.
• Prior, J., Cusack, C., Capon, A. (2018). The Role of Pliability and Transversality Within Trans/Disciplinarity: Opening University Research and Learning to Planetary Health. In Dena Fam, Linda Neuhauser, Paul Gibbs (Eds.), Transdisciplinary theory, practice and education: the art of collaborative research and collective learning, (pp. 57-71). Cham: Springer. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). "Squirrels" and Unauthorised Uses of Scientology: Werner Erhard and EST, Ken Dyers and Kenja, and Harvey Jackins and Re-evaluation Counselling. In James R. Lewis, Kjersti Hellesoy (Eds.), Handbook of Scientology, (pp. 485-506). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Wilson, D. (2017). Australian Pagans: Fashion, Music, and Festivals. In Adam Anczyk and Joanna Malita-Krol (Eds.), Walking the Old Ways in a New World: Contemporary Paganism as Lived Religion, (pp. 21-44). Katowice: Sacrum Publishing.
• Marshall, S., Cusack, C. (2017). Introduction. In Simone Celine Marshall, Carole M Cusack (Eds.), The Medieval Presence in the Modernist Aesthetic: Unattended Moments, (pp. 1-9). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Kosnac, P. (2017). Introduction: Fiction, invention and hyper-reality in new religions and spiritualities. In Carole M. Cusack, Pavol Kosnac (Eds.), Fiction, Invention and Hyper-reality: From Popular Culture to Religion, (pp. 1-14). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Kirby, D., Cusack, C. (2017). Religion and Media: An Introduction. In Danielle L. Kirby, Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), Religion and Media, (pp. 1-11). New York: Routledge.
• Cusack, C. (2017). Spirituality and self-realisation as 'other-than-human': The Otherkin and Therianthropy Communities. In Carole M. Cusack, Pavol Kosnac (Eds.), Fiction, Invention and Hyper-reality: From Popular Culture to Religion, (pp. 40-57). Abingdon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). Virtual Religions and Real Lives. In Michael Bess and Diana Walsh Pasulka (Eds.), Posthumanism: The Future of Homo Sapiens, (pp. 167-177). Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference USA.
• Cusack, C. (2017). Wagner's Parsifal: Christianity, Celibacy, and Medieval Brotherhood as Ideal in Modernity. In Simone Celine Marshall, Carole M Cusack (Eds.), The Medieval Presence in the Modernist Aesthetic: Unattended Moments, (pp. 10-26). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Archaeology and the World Religions Paradigm: The European Neolithic, Religion and Cultural Imperialism. In Christopher R. Cotter, David G. Robertson (Eds.), After World Religions: Reconstructing Religious Studies, (pp. 153-167). Oxon: Routledge. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Gender Roles, Gendered Bodies, and Resisting Gendered Identities. In Jason H. Prior and Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), Religion, Sexuality, and Spirituality [4-volume reprint series]. Oxford: Routledge.
• Cusack, C. (2016). Invention in 'New New' Religions. In James R. Lewis, Inga Bardsen Tollefsen (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of New Religious Movements: Volume II, (pp. 237-247). New York: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Methodology in the Study of Religion, Sexuality and Spirituality. In Jason H. Prior and Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), Religion, Sexuality, and Spirituality [4-volume reprint series], (pp. 12-18). Oxford: Routledge.
• Prior, J., Cusack, C. (2016). Religion, Sexuality, and Spirituality: An Introduction. In Jason H. Prior and Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), Religion, Sexuality, and Spirituality [4-volume reprint series], (pp. 1-11). Oxford: Routledge.
• Cusack, C. (2016). Religion, the Occult, and the Paranormal in Historical Contexts: Ancient, Medieval, Modern. In Carole M. Cusack and Helen Farley (Eds.), Religion, the Occult, and the Paranormal [4-volume reprint series], (pp. 1-6). Oxford: Routledge.
• Cusack, C., Farley, H. (2016). Religion, the Occult, and the Paranormal: An Introduction. In Carole M. Cusack and Helen Farley (Eds.), Religion, the Occult, and the Paranormal [4-volume reprint series], (pp. 1-10). Oxford: Routledge.
• Cusack, C. (2016). Religion, The Occult, and the Paranormal: Method, Theory, and Definitions. In Carole M. Cusack and Helen Farley (Eds.), Religion, the Occult, and the Paranormal [4-volume reprint series], (pp. 11-17). Oxford: Routledge.
• Cusack, C. (2016). Sports. In Michael Stausberg and Steven Engler (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Study of Religion, (pp. 472-481). Oxford: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). The Cultic Milieu in Australia: Deviant Religiosity in the Novels of Carmel Bird. In Catherine A. Runcie (Eds.), The Free Mind: Essays and Poems in Honour of Barry Spurr, (pp. 253-268). Sydney: Edwin H. Lowe Publishing.
• Cusack, C. (2015). Apocalypse in Early UFO and Alien-Based Religions: Christian and Theosophical Themes. In Erik Tonning, Matthew Feldman, David Addyman (Eds.), Modernism, Christianity and Apocalypse, (pp. 339-353). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2015). Foreword. In David W. Kim (Eds.), Religious Transformation in Modern Asia: A Transnational Movement, (pp. xi-xiv). Leiden, The Netherlands: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2015). Lab Rats and Tissue Samples: The Human in Contemporary Invented Religions. In Kennet Granholm, Marcus Moberg, Sofia Sjo (Eds.), Religion, Media, and Social Change, (pp. 175-188). New York: Routledge. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2014). Individual Suicide and the End of the World: Destruction and Transformation in UFO and Alien-Based Religions. In James R. Lewis, Carole M. Cusack (Eds.), Sacred Suicide, (pp. 91-108). Farnham, United Kingdom: Ashgate Publishing. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2014). Invented Religions. In George D Chryssides, Benjamin E Zeller (Eds.), The Bloomsbury Companion to New Religious Movements, (pp. 291-294). London: Bloomsbury Academic. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2014). Representations of Indigenous Australian Religions in New South Wales (NSW) Higher School Certificate Studies of Religion Textbooks. In Bengt-Ove Andreassen, James R. Lewis (Eds.), Textbook Gods: Genre, Text and Teaching Religious Studies, (pp. 117-133). Sheffield, UK: Equinox Publishing. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2013). Enlightenment Concepts, Medieval Contexts. In James L. Cox (Eds.), Critical Reflections on Indigenous Religions, (pp. 65-80). Farnham, UK: Ashgate. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2013). History, Authenticity, and Tourism: Encountering the Medieval While Walking Saint Cuthbert's Way. In Alex Norman (Eds.), Journeys and Destinations: Studies in Travel, Identity, and Meaning, (pp. 1-21). Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
• Cusack, C. (2012). "And the Building Becomes Man": Meaning and Aesthetics in Rudolf Steiner's Goetheanum. In Carole Cusack and Alex Norman (Eds.), Handbook of New Religions and Cultural Production, (pp. 173-191). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2012). Media Coverage of Scientology in the United States. In Diane Winston (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Religion and the American News Media, (pp. 303-315). New York: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2012). The Gods on Television: Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan, Politics and Popular Piety in Late Twentieth-century India. In Adam Possamai (Eds.), Handbook of Hyper-real Religions, (pp. 279-297). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2011). 'Celticity' in Australian alternative spiritualities. In Olivia Cosgrove, Laurence Cox, Carmen Kuhling, Peter Mulholland (Eds.), Irelands New Religious Movements, (pp. 281-299). Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
• Cusack, C. (2011). New religions and the science of archaeology: Mormons, the Goddess and Atlantis. In Lewis, James R. and Hammer, Olav (Eds.), Handbook of Religion and the Authority of Science, (pp. 765-796). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Hartney, C. (2010). Introduction. In Carole M. Cusack, Christopher Hartney (Eds.), Religion and Retributive Logic: Essays in Honour of Professor Garry W. Trompf, (pp. 1-14). Leiden: Brill.
• Cusack, C., Prior, J. (2010). Religion, Sexuality and Retribution: Placing the 'Other' in Sydney. In Carole M. Cusack, Christopher Hartney (Eds.), Religion and Retributive Logic: Essays in Honour of Professor Garry W. Trompf, (pp. 347-368). Leiden: Brill.
• Cusack, C. (2010). Sport. In Hecht, Richard D. and Biondo, Vincent F. (Eds.), Religion and Everyday Life and Culture, (pp. 915-943). Santa Barbara: Praeger Publishers.
• Cusack, C. (2009). Celebrity, the popular media and Scientology: making familiar the unfamiliar. In Lewis, James S (Eds.), Scientology, (pp. 389-409). New York, USA: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Digance, J. (2009). Pastoral care and September 11: Scientology's nontraditional religious contribution. In Lewis, James S (Eds.), Scientology, (pp. 435-437). New York, USA: Oxford University Press. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2009). The return of the Goddess: mythology, witchcraft and feminist spirituality. In Murphy Pizza and James R. Lewis (Eds.), Handbook of contemporary paganism, (pp. 335-362). Leiden: Brill. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Digance, J. (2008). "Shopping for a self": pilgrimage, identity-formation, and retail therapy. In Graham St John (Eds.), Victor Turner and contemporary cultural performance, (pp. 227-241). Oxford, New York: Berghahn Books.
• Cusack, C. (2008). Foreword. In John R. C. Martyn (Eds.), King Sisebut and the culture of Visigothic Spain, with translations of the lives of Saint Desiderius of Vienne and Saint Masona of Mérida, (pp. i-ii). Lewiston, New York; Queenston, Ontario; Lampeter, Wales: The Edwin Mellen Press.
• Cusack, C. (2004). Esotericism, Irony And Paranoia In Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum'. In Edward Fitzpatrick Crangle (Eds.), Esotericism and the Control of Knowledge, (pp. 63-85). Sydney: Department of Studies in Religion, University of Sydney.
• Digance, J., Cusack, C. (2002). Glastonbury: A Tourist Town for All Seasons. In Graham M.S.Dann (Eds.), The Tourist as a Metaphor of the Social World, (pp. 263-280). UK: CABI Publishing.

Journals

• Cusack, C. (2024). Wulfila, the Gothic Bible, and the Mission to the Goths: Rethinking the ‘Apostle to the Goths’ in Terms of Homoian Theology, Conversion as a Strategy of Empire, and Fourth Century Social and Cultural Transformations. Religions, 15(10), 1177. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book Review: 'The Magic of Rogues: Necromancers in Early Tudor England' by Frank Klaassen and Sharon Hubbs Wright. Magic, Ritual, and Witchcraft, 17(1), 151-152. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book Review: David W. Kim (ed.), New Religious Movements in Modern Asian History: Sociocultural Alternatives. The Journal of Daesoon Thoughts, 1(2), 171-173. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book Review: David Weiss, The God Susanoo and Korea in Japan’s Cultural Memory: Ancient Myths and Modern Empire. The Journal of Daesoon Thoughts, , 245. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book review: Gray, Patrick, ed.: 'Varieties of Religious Invention: Founders and their Functions in History'. New York: Oxford University Press, 2016. Journal of Religious History. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book review: Jewdokimow, Marcin. 2020. A Monastery in a Sociological Perspective: Seeking for a New Approach, translated by Grzegorz Czwemiel. Fieldwork in Religion, 17(1), 106-107. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book review: Nathan Irmiya Elawa, 'Understanding Religious Change in Africa and Europe: Crossing Latitudes; The Christianization of Jukun of Nigeria and Celtic Irish in Early Medieval Europ'. Journal of Africana Religions, 10(1), 134-137. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book review: Said Amir Arjomandand , Stephen Kalberg (eds): From World Religions to Axial Civilizations and Beyond. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 2021. Journal of Religious History. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Book review: Simpson, James: Permanent Revolution: The Reformation and the Illiberal Roots of Liberalism. Cambridge, MA and London: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2019. Journal of Religious History. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2022). Review of June McDaniel, Lost Ecstasy: Its Decline and Transformation in Religion. BASR: British Association for the Study of Religions Bulletin, 140, 15-17. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Between Sea and Land: Geographical and Literary Marginality in the Conversion of Medieval Frisia. Religions, 12(8), 580. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Book Review: Lewis, James R. and Huang Chao (eds) 2019. 'Enlightened Martyrdom: The Hidden Side of Falun Gong'. Fieldwork in Religion, 15, 218-219. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Scott, R. (2021). Editors' Introduction. Fieldwork in Religion, 16(1), 5-7. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Scott, R. (2021). Editors’ Introduction. Fieldwork in Religion, 16(2), 145-146. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Introduction: Scriptures in the Study of G. I. Gurdjieff and the "Work". Postscripts: The Journal of Sacred Texts, Cultural Histories, and Contemporary Contexts, 12(2), 147-149. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Pupil Memoirs as Hagiography in the Gurdjieff Work. Postscripts: The Journal of Sacred Texts, Cultural Histories, and Contemporary Contexts, 12(2), 223-235. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Review of Ingrid Rembold, 'Conquest and Christianization: Saxony and the Carolingian World 772-888'. Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association, 17(2), 234-236. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Review of Richard Bradley (with Amanda Clarke, Andrew Fitzpatrick, Hugo Lamdin-Whymark, Roderick McCullagh and Alison Sheridan), 'Stages and Screens: An Investigation of Four Henge Monuments in Northern and North-Eastern Scotland'. Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History, 19, 99-100. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Review of Stephen Shapiro and Philip Barnard, Pentecostal Modernism: Lovecraft, Los Angeles, and World-Systems Culture. Religion and Literature, 53(2), 158-160.
• Cusack, C. (2021). Review of Tessel M. Bauduin and Henrik Johnsson (eds), The Occult in Modernist Art, Literature, and Cinema. BASR: British Association for the Study of Religions Bulletin, 140, 14-15. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2021). Review of Yves Muhlematter and Helmut Zander (eds), Occult Roots of Religious Studies: On the Influence of Non-Hegemonic Currents on Academia around 1900. Wuhan Journal of Cultic Studies, 1(2), 174-175. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). A Tribute to Liselotte Frisk (1959-2020). International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 11.1, 5-12. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Anne Hamilton-Byrne and the Family: Charisma, Criminality, and Media in the Construction of an Australian "Cult" Leader. Nova Religio: journal of alternative and emergent religions, 24(1), 31-54. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Apostate Memoirs and the Study of Scientology in the Twenty-First Century. Implicit Religion, 23(2), 148-155. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Book review: Carlo Ginzburg and Bruce Lincoln, 'Old Thiess a Livonian Werewolf: A Classic Case in Comparative Perspective'. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 11(1), 98-99. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Book review: Stephen K. Sanderson, 'Religious Evolution and the Axial Age: From Shamans to Priests to Prophets'. London: Bloomsbury, 2018. Numen, 67(2-3), 335-338. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Book review: Ted Anton, Eros, Magic, and the Murder of Professor Culianu. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 11(1), 96-97. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Book review: Timothy Verhoeven, 'Sexual Crime, Religion and Masculinity in Fin-de-Siecle France: The Flamidien Affair'. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 11(1), 100-101. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Scott, R. (2020). Editors' introduction. Fieldwork in Religion, 14(2), 115-117. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Fiction and the memory of "cultic violence": Charisma, power and gender in peoples temple and the Manson Family. Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie, 163(3), 38-50.
• Cusack, C. (2020). Introduction: G. I. Gurdjieff and the Work: Transformations of an Esoteric Teaching. Correspondences, 8(2), 147-156. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Julian of Norwich: From Medieval Catholic Anchoress to Tourist Attraction. Literature and Aesthetics, 30(2), 178-192. [More Information]
• Robertson, D., Cusack, C., Gregg, S., Thomas, A. (2020). New Directions in the Study of Scientology - Transcript. Implicit Religion, 23(2), 89-101. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). Review of Adam Stout, Glastonbury Holy Thorn: Story of a Legend. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 11(2), 249-250.
• Cusack, C. (2020). Review: Elin Andersson, Claes Gejrot, E. A. Jones, and Mia Akestam, eds., 'Continuity and Change: Papers from the Birgitta Conference at Dartington 2015'. (KVHAA Konferenser 93.) Stockholm: Kungl. Vitterhets Historie och Antikvitets Akademien, 2017. Speculum. A Journal of Medieval Studies, 95(1), 187-188. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). The Enneagram: G.I. Gurdjieff's Esoteric Symbol. Aries: Journal for the Study of Western Esotericism, 20(1), 31-54. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2020). The Fourth Way and the Internet: Esotericism, Secrecy, and Hiddenness in Plain Sight. Correspondences, 8(2), 281-306. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Book review: D. W. Pasulka, 'American Cosmic: UFOs, Religion, Technology'. New York: Oxford University Press, 2019. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 10(2), 258-259. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Book review: Liselotte Frisk, Sanja Nilsson, and Peter Akerback, Children in Minority Religions: 'Growing Up in Controversial Religious Groups (Sheffield: Equinox, 2018). The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies, 21(1), 131-134. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Book review: Luigi Berzano, 'The Fourth Secularisation: Autonomy of Individual Lifestyles'. London and New York: Routledge, 2019. Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 32(2-3), 272-274. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Book review: Massimo Introvigne, 'The Plymouth Brethren'. New York: Oxford University Press, 2019. Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 32(2-3), 270-271.
• Cusack, C. (2019). Book review: Patrick Drazen, Holy Anime: Japan's View of Christianity. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 10(2), 256-257. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). Bundanoon is 'Brigadoon': Imagination and Invention in a Modern Scottish Festival. Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History, 18, 75-88.
• Cusack, C. (2019). Death, Famine, War, and Conquest: The Black Death, The Hundred Years' War, and Popular Revolt in Barbara W. Tuchman's 'Calamitous Fourteenth Century'. Literature and Aesthetics, 29(1), 141-160. [More Information]
• Ezzy, D., Cusack, C. (2019). Editorial Introduction: Religion Studies Autobiographies. Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 32(2-3), 114-116. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Scott, R. (2019). Editors' Introduction. Fieldwork in Religion, 14(1), 5-7. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2019). The process church of the final judgment: The demise by transmutation and replacement of a controversial new religion. International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 10(2), 139-158. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Scott, R. (2018). Editor's Introduction. Fieldwork in Religion, 13(2), 125-126. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2018). Prehistoric monuments as numinous sites of spiritual tourism: The Rollright Stones. Fieldwork in Religion, 13(1), 61-80. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2018). Self-Murder, Sin, and Crime: Religion and Suicide in the Middle Ages. Journal of Religion and Violence, 6(2), 206-224. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2018). Special Feature Introduction: The Sacred Tree. Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture, 12(3), 257-260. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2018). The Cult of St Triduana in Scotland. Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History, 17, 31-45.
• Cusack, C. (2018). The Glastonbury thorn in vernacular christianity and popular tradition. Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture, 12(3), 307-326. [More Information]
• Nurwanto, N., Cusack, C. (2017). Addressing Multicultural Societies: Lessons from Religious Education Curriculum Policy in Indonesia and England. Journal of Religious Education, 64, 157-178. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). Editor's Introduction: G.I. Gurdjieff, the Arts, and the Production of Culture. Religion and the Arts, 21(1-2), 1-9. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Scott, R. (2017). Editors' introduction. Fieldwork in Religion, 12(1), 5-7. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). Lord's Resistance Army. Encyclopaedia of the Bible and its Reception. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). The Contemporary Context of Gurdjieff's Movements. Religion and the Arts, 21, 96-122. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). Vestigial States: Secular Space and the Churches in Contemporary Australia. Modern Greek Studies (Australia and New Zealand), 18(2016-2017), 9-31.
• Cusack, C., Scott, R. (2016). Editors' introduction. Fieldwork in Religion, 11(2), 135-136. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Fiction into religion: imagination, other worlds, and play in the formation of community. Religion, 46(4), 575-590. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Fieldwork on G. I. Gurdjieff and the "Work". Fieldwork in Religion, 11(1), 5-9. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Material Remains: Plantagenet Corpses, Burial Sites, and Memorials. Literature and Aesthetics, 26, 161-180.
• Cusack, C. (2016). Medieval Pilgrims and Modern Tourists: Walsingham (England) and Meryem Ana (Turkey). Fieldwork in Religion, 11(2), 217-234. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Medieval Pilgrims and Modern Tourists: Walsingham (England) and Meryem Ana (Turkey). Fieldwork in Religion, 11(2), 217-234. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2016). Scientology and Sex: The Second Dynamic, Prenatal Engrams and the Sea Org. Nova Religio: journal of alternative and emergent religions, 20(2), 5-33. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Wilson, D. (2016). Scotland's Sacred Waters: Holy Wells and Healing Springs. Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History, 16, 67-84.
• Pecotic, D., Cusack, C. (2016). The (World Wide) Work 2.0: The Gurdjieff Tradition Online. Fieldwork in Religion, 11(1), 91-103. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Sutcliffe, S. (2015). G. I. Gurdjieff and the Study of Religion/s. International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 6(2), 109-115. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2015). Intentional Communities in the Gurdjieff Teaching. International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 6(2), 159-178. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2015). Making Familiar the Unfamiliar: Teaching RLST 2626 Witchcraft, Paganism and the New Age at the University of Sydney. Spotlight on Teaching: Religious Studies News, January 2015, 30-34. [More Information]
• Prior, J., Cusack, C. (2015). Public Theologies of Love in the Civitas Dei and Civitas Terrena: Sexuality and the Transformation of Sydney, Australia 1960-2010. Theology and Sexuality, 21(2), 85-104. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2015). The Messiah is a Salesman, Yet Consumerism is a Con(spiracy): The Church of the SubGenius, Work, and the Pursuit of Slack as a Spiritual Ideal. Nova Religio: journal of alternative and emergent religions, 19(2), 49-64. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2015). Two Scottish Romanesque Parish Churches: St Athernase, Leuchars and St Cuthbert, Dalmeny. Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History, 15, 97-122.
• Cusack, C. (2014). Guest editor's introduction: G.I. Gurdjieff. Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 27(3), 259-261. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2014). Gurdjieff and Katherine Mansfield Redux: Alma de Groen's The Rivers of China. Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 27(3), 325-345. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2014). Medicine and Mythology: Health and Healing in Indo-European Myths. Mentalities: an interdisciplinary journal, 26(1), 1-11. [More Information]
• Sutcliffe, S., Cusack, C. (2013). Introduction: Making it (all?) up - 'invented religions' and the study of 'religion'. Culture and Religion, 14(4), 353-361. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2013). Play, narrative and the creation of religion: Extending the theoretical base of 'invented religions'. Culture and Religion, 14(4), 362-377. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2013). Religion-Making and Art-Making: Identifying Convergences Between Cognitive Evolutionary and Social Constructionist Models of Human Evolution. Literature and Aesthetics, 23(2), 97-110.
• Cusack, C. (2013). Richard Wagner's 'Der Ring des Nibelungen': Medieval, Pagan, Modern. Relegere: Studies in Religion and Reception, 3(2), 329-352. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2013). Scotland's Sacred Tree: The Fortingall Yew. Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History, 14, 106-120.
• Cusack, C. (2013). The Romance of Hereditary Monarchs and Theocratic States: Ethiopia and Emperor Haile Selassie I in Rastafarianism and Tibet and the Fourteenth Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, in Western Buddhism. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 4(1), 122-146. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2012). Charmed Circle: Stonehenge, Contemporary Paganism, and Alternative Archaeology. Numen-International Review for the History of Religions, 59(2-3), 138-155. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2012). Cognitive Narratology and the Study of New Religions. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 3(2), 154-171. [More Information]
• Prior, J., Cusack, C. (2012). Identity and Ruins: Personal Integration and Urban Disintegration Understood Through a Touristic Lens. Literature and Aesthetics, 22(1), 156-170.
• Norman, A., Cusack, C. (2012). The religion in Olympic tourism. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change, 10(2), 124-136. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2011). An Enlightened Life in Text and Image: G. I. Gurdjieff's Meetings With Remarkable Men (1963) and Peter Brook's 'Meetings With Remarkable Men' (1979). Literature and Aesthetics, 21(1), 72-97.
• Cusack, C. (2011). Discontinuous Meditations on the Phenomenology of Religion. Mentalities: an interdisciplinary journal, 25(Nos 1-2), 1-7.
• Cusack, C. (2011). Discordian Magic: Paganism, the Chaos Paradigm and the Power of Parody. International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 2(1), 125-145. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2011). Pagan Saxon Resistance to Charlemagne's Mission: "Indigenous" Religion and "World" Religion in the Early Middle Ages. The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies, 13(1), 33-51. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2011). Some Recent Trends in the Study of Religion and Youth. Journal of Religious History, 35(3), 409-418. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2011). The Western Reception of Buddhism: Celebrity and Popular Cultural Media as Agents of Familiarisation. Australian Religion Studies Review, 24(3), 297-316. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2010). Religion as something absolutely ordinary. Mentalities: an interdisciplinary journal, 24(1), 1-7.
• Prior, J., Cusack, C. (2010). Spiritual dimensions of self-transformation in Sydney's gay bathhouses. Journal of Homosexuality, 57(1), 71-97. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2010). The Burry Man Festival, South Queensferry: warding off evil spirits, connecting with nature and celebrating local identity. Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History, 13(October 2010), 37-53.
• Cusack, C. (2010). The Church of All Worlds and pagan ecotheology: uncertain boundaries and unlimited possibilities. Diskus: the on-disk journal of international religious studies, 11(1), 1-11.
• Cusack, C. (2009). Science fiction as scripture: Robert A. Heinlein's Stranger in a strange land and the church of all worlds. Literature and Aesthetics, 19(2), 72-91.
• Cusack, C., Digance, J. (2009). The Melbourne Cup: Australian identity and secular pilgrimage. Sport in Society, 12(7), 876-889. [More Information]
• Prior, J., Cusack, C. (2008). Ritual, liminality and transformation: secular spirituality in Sydney's gay bathhouses. Australian Geographer, 39(3), 271-281. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2007). Konkokyo (Golden Light Teachings) and Modernity: A Test of the Faivre-Hanegraaf Six-Point Typology of Western Esotericism. Australian Religion Studies Review, 20(3), 317-333.
• Cusack, C. (2007). The Goddess Eostre: Bede's Text and Contemporary Pagan Tradition(s). The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies, 9(1), 22-40. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2005). Religion in Australian Society: a place for everything and everything and its place. Modern Greek Studies (Australia and New Zealand), 13, 28-45.
• Cusack, C. (2005). The Future of Australian Secularism: Religion, Civil Society and the American Alliance. Australian Review of Public Affairs, 10(October).
• Cusack, C. (2003). Australian Paganism: Remnant of the Past or Way of the Future? Australian Review of Public Affairs, 22(August).
• Cusack, C. (2003). I'm Hopeful, You're Hopeful (We Hope). Australian Review of Public Affairs, 13(March).
• Cusack, C., Digance, J. (2003). Religious, Spiritual, Secular: Some American Responses to September 11. Australian Religion Studies Review, 16(2), 153-171.
• Cusack, C. (2003). The Virgin Mary at Coogee: A Preliminary Investigation. Australian Religion Studies Review, 16(1), 116-129.
• Cusack, C. (2003). Tradition and Change: Australian Churches and the Future. Australian Review of Public Affairs, 5(May).

Edited Journals

• Cusack, C. (2021). Special Issue: Scriptures in the Study of G. I. Gurdjieff and the 'Work". Postscripts: The Journal of Sacred Texts, Cultural Histories, and Contemporary Contexts, 12(2). [More Information]
• Ezzy, D., Cusack, C. (2019). Special Issue: Religion Studies Autobiographies. Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 32(2-3). [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). Special Issue: G. I. Gurdjieff, the Arts, and the Production of Culture. Religion and the Arts, 21(1-2).
• Cusack, C. (2016). Special Issue: Fieldwork on Gurdjieff and the 'Work'. Fieldwork in Religion, 11(1).
• Cusack, C., Sutcliffe, S. (2015). Special Issue: G. I. Gurdjieff and the Study of Religion. International Journal for the Study of New Religions, 6(2).
• Cusack, C. (2014). Special Issue: G. I. Gurdjieff. Journal for the Academic Study of Religion, 27(3).
• Sutcliffe, S., Cusack, C. (2013). Special Issue: Invented Religions. Culture and Religion, 14(4). [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2013). Special Issue: New Scholarship on Contemporary Religion From Australia and New Zealand. Alternative Spirituality and Religion Review, 4(1). [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2011). Religion and Celebrity. Australian Religion Studies Review, 24(3).

Magazine / Newspaper Articles

• Cusack, C. (2016). Did the Crusades lead to Islamic State? The Conversation. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2015). Schnapps, whipping and sacks: how Christmas traditions evolved around the world. The Conversation. [More Information]

Reference Works

• Cusack, C. (2019). Kenja Communications. World Religions and Spirituality (WRSP). [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2018). Mock Religions. In Henri Gooren (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Latin American Religions. Springer Link. [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2018). The Family (Santiniketan Park Association). World Religions and Spirituality (WRSP). [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2017). Kerista Commune. World Religions and Spirituality (WRSP). [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2013). Discordianism. World Religions and Spirituality (WRSP). [More Information]
• Cusack, C. (2010). Sydney Society of Literature and Aesthetics. In Oppy, Graham and Trakakis, Nick (Eds.), A Companion to Philosophy in Australia and New Zealand. (pp. 528-529). Clayton, VIC: Monash University Press.

Other

• Radford, R., Cusack, C., Fallon, B. (2021), The Religious Studies Project - Discourse November 2021: Religious Freedom, Exemptions, and Festivals in Australia. [More Information]
• O'Donoghue, M., Cusack, C. (2020), Ten years on: Mary MacKillop, the 'patron saint of trouble makers'. ABC Radio National: Soul Search. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Palmer, S. (2019), Don't call it a cult.
• Cusack, C. (2019), Parallels between Harry Potter and religion. Radio interview: 2ser107.3. [More Information]
• Farjallah, T., Cusack, C. (2019), The woman who became a male monk. ABC Radio National: The Drawing Room. [More Information]
• Prior, J., Cusack, C. (2016), Religion, Sexuality, and Spirituality [4-volume reprint series].
• Cusack, C., Farley, H. (2016), Religion, the Occult, and the Paranormal [4-volume reprint series]. [More Information]
• Cusack, C., Norman, A. (2014), Religion, Pilgrimage and Tourism. 4-volume reprint series, Routledge.
• Cusack, C., Kirby, D. (2014), Sects, Cults and New Religions. 4-volume reprint series, Routledge.