Abandoned towers covered in graffiti in downtown Los Angeles 12/12/2024 from b2o: an online journal Special Issue “The Gordian Knot of...

It comes down to what speculative financial structures Musk's version of masculinity allowed him to build on top of Tesla derivatives.

A conference in April on why banking matters.

In November, I flew to New Orleans for The American Studies Association's annual meeting, on the theme The Roof Is On Fire. I got to...

I wrote about Synanon, and a strange set of personal connections I have to the history of that group, for this talk. Fingers crossed I...

Fall 2022 Chapter in   New Directions in Print Culture Studies,  from Bloomsbury, eds. Jesse Schwarz and Daniel Worden ​ ​ Straddling the...

In Distinktion, Journal of Social Theory, in November I published " Radical Flexibility: driving for Lyft and the future of work in the...

A conversation about gig work, all work, listening to workers, and porn, with The American Vandal and Dr. Heather Berg

In Distinktion, Journal of Social Theory, in November I finally published " Radical Flexibility: driving for Lyft and the future of work...

Nov 2021 - Distinktion Journal of Social Theory Driving for Lyft and the future of work in the platform economy Distinktion: Journal of...

At The Los Angeles Review of Books, I was part of a team of editors working on cluster of essays about developments in streaming media....

I'm excited to be part of a collection coming out soon from Bloomsbury , called New Directions in Print Culture Studies: Archives,...

"What might the field look like if it were to topple, or at least more thoroughly scrutinize, the reception of the realist novel as the...

The brilliant Melinda Cooper introduced me last December when I was in Sydney, and this podcast is a talk that I gave based on my ALH...

Dec 2019 - American Literary History The “Real Invisible Hand”: From Howard Roark to Homer Simpson and the Economy Explained. ​ On 6...