- From Fan Blogs to Earth Rumble VI: Disability Discourse on Avatar: The Last Airbender
- Who Lives, Who Dies, He Tells the Story: Hip Hop, Antagonist-Narrators, and the Impact of Musical Genre on Storytelling
- Development Un-Arrested: Cancelled Sitcoms Meet Streaming Services
- No Longer Lost in the Woods: Kristoff and a Non-Hegemonic Disney Prince Masculinity
- Anger
- Hegemonic Masculinity
- A Mayberry Mindset: Fan Reflections on Nostalgia, Comfort, and Community amid the 2020 Social Crises
- Teaching and Imagining Decoloniality through Indigenous Speculative Fiction
- “What You Did is Not Okay”: The Emotional Truth behind American Vandal’s Absurdity
From Fan Blogs to Earth Rumble VI: Disability Discourse on Avatar: The Last Airbender
In The Avatar Television Franchise: Storytelling, Identity, Trauma, and Fandom, ed. Francis M. Agnoli, 189-205. New York: Bloomsbury Academic, 2023
Who Lives, Who Dies, He Tells the Story: Hip Hop, Antagonist-Narrators, and the Impact of Musical Genre on Storytelling
[Co-Authored with Kevin Pabst]
In The Revolutionary Rhetoric of Hamilton, eds. Luke Winslow, Nancy J. Legge, and Jacob Justice, 169-183. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2022
Development Un-Arrested: Cancelled Sitcoms Meet Streaming Services
In Critical Media Studies: Student Essays on Contemporary Sitcoms, ed. Mary Dalton, 5-22. Winston-Salem, NC: Library Partners Press, 2017
Forthcoming
No Longer Lost in the Woods: Kristoff and a Non-Hegemonic Disney Prince Masculinity
In The Frozen Phenomenon, eds. Maja Rudloff, Helen Haswell, and Brittany Eldridge. New York: Bloomsbury Academic, forthcoming in 2026
Anger
In Feminism and Feminist Movements in America: An Encyclopedia of Ideals and Activism, edited by Sarah Kornfield. New York: Bloomsbury, forthcoming in 2026
Hegemonic Masculinity
In Feminism and Feminist Movements in America: An Encyclopedia of Ideals and Activism, edited by Sarah Kornfield. New York: Bloomsbury, forthcoming in 2026
A Mayberry Mindset: Fan Reflections on Nostalgia, Comfort, and Community amid the 2020 Social Crises
In Mapping Mayberry: Nostalgia and Utopia in The Andy Griffith Show, edited by David Johnson and William Rampone. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company, forthcoming
Teaching and Imagining Decoloniality through Indigenous Speculative Fiction
[Co-Authored with David E.K. Smith]
In Inclusive Fantasy: Essays on Teaching and Learning through Fantasy, edited by Camille D.G. Mustachio. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company, forthcoming
“What You Did is Not Okay”: The Emotional Truth behind American Vandal’s Absurdity
In Televising True Crime in the Digital Age: Critical Feminist Perspectives, edited by Anna Froula, Tanya Horeck, Melissa Lenos, and Erin Meyers. New York: Routledge, forthcoming
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