“As Above, So Below: Religion and Geography” is available from Eisenbrauns! You can purchase it here:
https://www.eisenbrauns.org/books/titles/978-1-64602-110-9.html
My chapter is “Divine Foundations: Religion and Assyrian Capital Cities”
Other publications:
“Protecting the King in Mesopotamia in the First Millennium BCE: Perspectives from the Neo-Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian Empires” in Brill’s Companion to Bodyguards in the Ancient Mediterranean (2022), ed. M. Hebblewhite and C. Whately
“Everything Must Go: Consequences of State Projects and Controlling the Levant for the Eanna Temple (591-590 BCE),” Altorientalische Forschungen 48.1 (2021): 159-187. For the photo of the tablet edited in this publication, see this Yale Babylonian Collection entry.
“All That Glitters: The Ideology of Gold in the Neo-Assyrian Empire,” Kaskal 16 (2019): 409-30.
“Another attestation of Basiya, son of Ariḫ, a Judean Merchant in Sippar (NABU 2019 no. 3)”
“Going Native: Šamaš-šuma-ukīn, Assyrian King of Babylon” Iraq (2019)
For the museum entry for this object, see the Yale Babylonian Collection.
“Edition of VAT 10220 + VAT 10249 (CCP 6.2.7.B)” Cuneiform Commentaries Project (June 2018)
“Edition of W 22712/1a (CCP 6.7.u1)” Cuneiform Commentaries Project (September 2017)
“Edition of VAT 10173 (CCP 6.7.B)” Cuneiform Commentaries Project (September 2017)
“Kaupunkien tuho muinaisessa Lähi-idässä” (“City Destruction: Crisis and Response,” in Finnish) co-author with S. Fink, G. Konstantopoulos, A. Nõmmik, and S. Saari in Kiveen Hakattu? Pyhät tekstit ja perinteet muutoksessa (Carved in Stone? Sacred Texts and Traditions in Change), eds. Martti Nissinen and Leena Vähäkylä, Gaudeamus (2018)