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PUBLICATIONS

Books

I co-authored the Longman Writing Skills series (Word for Word, Outlines, Perspectives) with Andy Hopkins in 1989
Find out more about my book Writing in the Oxford University Press series for teachers and teacher educators by visiting the OUP web site.
The new edition of Concordances in the classroom: a resource book for teachers by Chris Tribble and Glyn Jones was published by Athelstan in 1998. The book is designed for teachers and student teachers with an interest in using electronic texts in the language classroom and gives practical guidance on using concordancing software and wordprocessors to make corpus-based language teaching activities and materials. For further information contact Athelstan Press.
My most recent major publication (with John Benjamins) Textual Patterns: keywords and text analysis in language education was written with Mike Scott and published in 2006.
I have also written simplified readers for Addison Wesley Longman (David Guterson's Snow Falling on Cedars, & John Grisham's A Time to Kill), and the simplification of Madame Bovary for Penguin (2001). I co-authored (with Susan Maingay) the workbook for the Longman Language Activator.

Recent publications include:

Scott, M., and C, Tribble (2006) Textual Patterns: keywords and text analysis in language education, Amsterdam: John Benjamins
Tribble, C., (2002) "Corpora and corpus analysis: new windows on academic writing" in Flowerdew, J. (ed.) Academic Discourse Harlow: Addison Wesley Longman
Tribble, C., (2001) "Small corpora and teaching writing: towards a corpus-informed pedagogy of writing" in Rose, R. et, al (eds.) Small corpus studies and ELT Amsterdam: John Benjamins

Other publications

I have written articles on uses of corpora in ELT, project evaluation and teaching writing. These are listed in the bibliography section of my CV
I also contribute a regular column on corpus applications in ELT to the Learning English section of the Guardian International. Called Wordsearch, it's available from the Guardian International's Website.