Conference program listing titled “K-pop’s Transnational Turn: Mediating Difference across Platforms and Cultures,” held in the Fairmont Millennium (Lobby Level). Presentations include: Andrea Acosta, “Digital Artifice: K-pop, Race, and the Internet Body”; Nicholas E. Miller, “K-Pop as Queer Method: Generative Unruliness and Transnational Reception”; and Michelle Cho, “Nostalgia for Nostalgia: BTS on American TV.”

If you are going to be at #SCMS26 this weekend, please stop by on Saturday morning to chat all things K-pop! I feel ridiculously fortunate to be presenting with two absolute icons in #KpopStudies on mediating difference across platforms and cultures.

The Cultural Politics of Transmedia Storytelling in K-Pop Foregrounding the ways in which stories are created and circulated across media forms and cultures, this volume approaches K-pop as a narrative system rather th…

Editing a volume of scholarship is intense work. Editing two volumes back-to-back is something else entirely. But I just finished reviewing copyedits for the second one, and I am genuinely thrilled with how it has come together. Well worth it! And well worth a pre-order! #KpopStudies #Transmedia

A hardcover copy of Critical Approaches to Transmedia Storytelling in K-Pop (edited by Nicholas E. Miller) standing upright on a glossy table.

Officially in my “photocard but make it citations” era. #KpopStudies #Transmedia #AcademicSky

Here’s some art from when I was 15-16 years old~ most of them are studies of idols (with how much they dance, it’s cool for learning anatomy)
#fanart #art #kpopstudies #seventeen #nct127 #BTS #artist