Although I am strongly opposed to the excessive and obsessive use of English in academic contexts in Finland, I have contributed to this sin on my own part, too. Here's an incomplete list of the English-language documents available in my home directory:

• Abstract of my doctoral thesis, in German and English
• Abstract of my M. A. thesis, this one in four languages
• Alice Performing, review of Nick Willing's Alice in Wonderland on DVD
• Alice's Adventures in Disneyland, review of Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland on DVD
• The Cooper and the Beast, review of Terry Gilliam's Jabberwocky on DVD
• Felix Salten: A Preliminary Bibliography of His Works in Translation, an annotated list of books
• Jonathan Miller and Childhood, review of Miller's Alice in Wonderland on DVD
• Linguistic Strip-tease, or, Typographic Discrimination, notes on the use of the diacritics
• Musical Compositions inspired by Lewis Carroll, a list of compositions
• Oops... you did it again! misspelled names
• Quacking letter to Duckworth, expressing the indignation of P.O.T.K.U.
• Review of Liisa Ihmemaassa, a 2000 Finnish translation of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
• Tongue's Labour's Lost, review of the 2008 Finnish translation of Phantasmagoria and Other Poems
• What on Earth Is P.O.T.K.U. and Who Made It?, rescuing the world.

Also, some of my Finnish-language academic papers have a short abstract in English. These papers are, however, not listed separately at the moment.