Here are all of the outlets at which I have author pages, ordered chronologically:

You can find a list of all of my audio appearances to date here.

Scroll on for specific pieces, divided by type of work.

Reviews

Beyond the free film reviews I post to this website weekly, here are some of my favorite reviews:

Gran Turismo Review: Fast Cars and Fatherly Love Make this PlayStation Production Better Than It Has Any Right to Be (The Film Stage)
‘Violation’ Review: The Trauma of Vengeance (NYTimes)
‘Watcher’ Review: Terror at a Glance (NYTimes)
’Fin’ Review: Eli Roth Wants to Save the Sharks (NYTimes)
Girl Hunter or Girl Hunted? (NYT Book Review)
‘Plain Bad Heroines’ Is a New Kind of Lesbian Fiction (NYT Book Review)

Essays

‘Red White and Royal Blue’ Gets Politics All Wrong (POLITICO)
I Know Where You Lived Last Summer (NYTimes)
Rape-Revenge Tales: Cathartic? Maybe. Incomplete? Definitely. (NYTimes)
How the Clique Books Taught Me to Hate Other Girls and Myself (NYTimes)
The case for ‘highbrow shitposting’: A missing link between journalism and TikTok (Columbia Journalism Review)
The Confusing State of Microcelebrity, From Someone Who’s Living It (Cosmopolitan)

This experimental show takes place at a Brooklyn bodega (Time Out)
What Are Puberty Blockers? (NYTimes)
‘Harry Potter’ and the Prisoners of Quarantine (NYTimes)
What Is Randonautica Really About? (NYTimes)
Where Did All the Lesbian Bars Go? Increasingly, They’re on TV (NYTimes)
Planned Parenthood Launches Online Tool as Restrictions Come ‘Fast and Furious’ (NYTimes)

How 'Jennifer's Body' Bewitched 2 Queer Writers (HuffPost)
Emerging Directors, Re-emerging Horrors (NYTimes)
Noémie Merlant Discusses The Feminist Utopia In ‘Portrait Of A Lady On Fire’ (The Playlist)
Director Eliza Hittman On The Intricate Feminism Of ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ (The Playlist)
Diablo Cody Talks ‘Tully,’ Feminist Filmmaking, And The Underrated ‘Jennifer’s Body’ (The Playlist)
Aaron Katz and John Cho Discuss How “Gemini” Bends Noir and Addresses The #MeToo Movement (The Playlist)

Hereditary Finds the Horror in Denial and Repression (Bitch)
Lady Bird Closes 2017 with a Long-Deserved Celebration of Girlhood (The Book Smugglers)