Edited Collection: Techno-Orientalism, Vol. IIEditors: David S. Roh, Betsy Huang, Greta Niu, and Christopher T. Fan Deadline: August 8, 2022 So much has happened since…
I’m pleased to announce that my next book, Minor Transpacific, is under contract with Stanford University Press and slated to be published in their spring/summer…
Update: My book is under contract with Stanford University Press, and will be published in 2021, hopefully around the time the Pachinko TV series premieres….
Many thanks to all those who attended the DHU2 Symposium at the University of Utah. Thanks to my co-director, Rebekah Cummings, as well as many…
Update (04/15/2016): Another review, from PopMatters. Roh’s work offers a number of valuable insights. The ardent defense of copyright on a broad scale, he suggests,…
Finally, an excuse to exercise my photoshop skills with my academic writing! I’ve posted a short piece on the commonalities between the Eliot Estate and…
Check out this short-form essay by Wendy Lee on Avidly, a new forum from the LA Review of Books on popular culture and criticism. Our…
On January 30th, I give a talk on my forthcoming book at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor’s Digital Studies group. There are a lot of great…
Update: Pre-order on Amazon! After a lengthy revision and submission process, my monograph, Illegal Literature: Toward a Disruptive Creativity, is finally in production at University of…
Update 11/02/14: Pre-order on Amazon! Link to Rutgers University Press Catalog Update 9/20/14: The volume is slated for release in the spring 2015 catalog. We’ve…
I’m participating, along with Dylan Wittkower, in In Media Res‘s discussion on intellectual property rights in the digital age. Check it out!
“Disruptive” is usually an adjective given to unwelcome interlocutors; they’re perceived as bothersome, distracting, and in the worst cases, pernicious. In the tech world, however, disruptive…
I’m happy to announce that the new Media Park website is finally up and running (http://mediapark.digital.odu) after several days of pulling my hair out, wrestling…
Agrippa back in the news–Quinn Dupont has thrown down the gunmetal gray gauntlet and challenged hackers to break the encryption to William Gibson’s poem, Agrippa….
As an admirer of the show Community, it’s seriously fun to watch when its rabid viewership picks up an idea and runs with it. After…
UPDATE II: Great news–the volume is under contract with Rutgers University Press as part of its new Asian American Studies Today series! Thanks to all…
I had the distinct pleasure of giving a talk at Duke University, where I presented on my initial foray into my third book project, an…
Thanks to the generosity of the College Summer Research Fellowship Program, I was able to conduct field research in Tokyo for my book project. I…