Monographs, Collected Essays

• Tahir Hamut Izgil, translated by Joshua L. Freeman, 2023, Waiting to Be Arrested at Night: A Uyghur Poet's Memoir of China's Genocide, 251 pages, New York, USA: Penguin Press.

Journal articles

• Joshua L. Freeman, 2021, “Nation Building Across National Borders: A Uyghur Hero in Three Socialist States”, Asian Ethnicity, 22.1, 140-154.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2012, “Ikki gungga sha'irning ijadiyiti heqqide sélishturma izdinish”(A Comparative Study of Two Modernist Poets' Work), Shinjang pédagogika uniwérsitéti ilmiy zhurnili (Ijtima'iy pen qismi), 27.3, 73-78.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2012, “Perhat Tursun shé'ir ijadiyitidiki ikki dewr toghrisida”(Two Periods in Perhat Tursun’s Poetry), Shinjang uniwérsitéti ilmiy zhurnili (Pelsepe-ijtima'iy pen qismi), 33.1, 91-98.

Book chapter

• Joshua L. Freeman, accepted, “The Posthumous Echo of the Personal Network: Poetic Eulogies to Lutpulla Mutellip”, editor(s): Aysima Mirsultan, Eric Schluessel and Eset Sulayman, Community Still Matters: Uyghur Culture and Society in Central Asian Context.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2018, “Uyghur Newspapers in Republican China: The Emergence of Mass Media in Xinjiang”, editor(s): Onuma Takahiro, David Brophy and Shinmen Yasushi, Xinjiang in the Context of Central Eurasian Transformations, pp. 29, Tokyo: Toyo Bunko.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2016, “Uyghur Literature”, editor(s): Jeremy A. Murray and Kathleen M. Nadeau, Pop Culture in Asia and Oceania, pp. 4, Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO.

Dissertation

• Joshua L. Freeman, 2019, “Print and Power in the Communist Borderlands: The Rise of Uyghur National Culture”, 441 pages.

Other writings

• Joshua L. Freeman, 2020, “China Disappeared My Professor. It Can’t Silence His Poetry”, The New York Times.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2020, “Uighur Poets on Repression and Exile”, The New York Review of Books.

Book review

• Joshua L. Freeman, 2022, “Darren Byler, Terror Capitalism: Uyghur Dispossession and Masculinity in a Chinese City”, Journal of Asian Studies, 81(4), 749-750.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2022, “Eric Schluessel, Land of Strangers: The Civilizing Project in Qing Central Asia”, The China Journal, 88, 193-195.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2022, “Guangtian Ha & Slavs and Tatars, eds., The Contest of the Fruits”, The Times Literary Supplement, 6197, 7.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2017, “David Brophy, Uyghur Nation: Reform and Revolution on the Russia-China Frontier”, SCTIW Review, February, 1-6.
• Joshua L. Freeman, 2012, “Memtimin Hoshur, Qum basqan sheher [The Sand-Covered City]”, Translation Review, 80:1, 135-136.