The following details some of MJ’s creative and scholarly publications, including conference presentations:

A. Books

*Inky Flesh: Stories Written by the Body. Mill City Press, forthcoming spring 2017.

B. Anthologies

*“Tricking at Triangle.” Pay for Play. Bold Strokes Books, 2013.

*“Brokeback Realities: the Other Side of the Mountain.” Bought and Paid For. LYD Press, 2009.

*“Tracks.” Skin & Ink. Ed. Jim Gladstone. Alyson Books, 2005.

*“The Tutor.” Latin Boys. Ed. David Laurents. STARbooks Press, 2003.

C. Magazines

*“20 Minutes.” Playguy. MMG Publications, November 2008.

*“9 Holes.” Mandate. MMG Publications, January 2002.

D. Webzines

*“Every Naked Body.” Velvetmafia.com. May 2004

*“9 Holes.” Velvetmafia.com. February 2003.

E. Comic Scripts

*“Balloons by Golly.” Ed. Tim Fish. Poison Press, February 2017.

*“Falling.” Young Bottoms in Love. Ed. Tim Fish. Poison Press, February 2007.

*“Master Bates’ Castle.” Young Bottoms in Love. Ed. Tim Fish. Poison Press, February 2007.

*“Higher Education.” Young Bottoms in Love. Ed. Tim Fish. Poison Press, February 2007.

*“Into the Woods.” Young Bottoms in Love. Ed. Tim Fish. Poison Press, February 2007.

*“Grinding Curiosity.” Young Bottoms in Love. Ed. Tim Fish. Poison Press, February 2007.

F. Academic Journals

*“‘The String of this One Story’: Erotica, HIV and the Construction of Safe Sex in Gay Male Popular Memory.” Journal of Homosexuality 60.8 (2013): 1185-1219.

*“Disciplining Desire: the Fluid Textuality of Annie Proulx’s Brokeback Mountain.” Nordic Journal of English Studies 6.2 (2008): 33-47.

*“From Whitman’s Nationalism to Stoddard’s Ex-patriotism: the Emergence of a Modern Gay Male American Subjectivity.” eSharp 6.1 (2005): 43-61.

G. Book Chapters

*“From Dropout to Doctor: a Slacker Slacking in the Academy.” Generation X Professors Speak: Voices from Academia. Ed. Elwood Watson. Plymouth: Scarecrow Press, 2013.

*“Yaoi and Slash Fiction: Women Reading, Writing, and ‘Getting Off?’” Boys’ Love Manga: Essays on the Sexual Ambiguity and Cross-Cultural Freedom of the Genre. Eds. Antonia Levi, Mark McHarry, and Dru Pagliassotti. Jefferson: McFarland, 2010.

*“There’s nowt so Queer as Folk (nor the spaces they seek).” Queers in American Popular Culture. Ed. Jim Elledge. Santa Barbara: Praeger, 2010.

*“Babylon Baseball: When the Pitcher Catches.” Queers in American Popular Culture. Ed. Jim Elledge. Santa Barbara: Praeger, 2010.

H. Essays

*”Notes on Building Success in the College Classroom for Teachers and Professors.” How to Succeed in College: Build Your Professional Strengths for Teachers and Trainers. Community Writers, 2014.

*“The Impact of AIDS on Literature.” LGBTQ America Today. Ed. John Hawley. Westport: Greenwood Press, 2009.

*“The Violet Quill.” LGBTQ America Today. Ed. John Hawley. Westport: Greenwood Press, 2009.

*“Gay Autobiography.” Encyclopedia of Contemporary LGBTQ Literature of the United States. Ed. Emmanuel Nelson. Westport: Greenwood Press, 2009.

*“Gay Graphic Novel.” Encyclopedia of Contemporary LGBTQ Literature of the United States. Ed. Emmanuel Nelson. Westport: Greenwood Press, 2009.

*“Paul Reed.” Encyclopedia of Contemporary LGBTQ Literature of the United States. Ed. Emmanuel Nelson. Westport: Greenwood Press, 2009.

*“Paul Reed.” GLBTQ: an Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Culture. Ed. Claude J. Summers. Chicago: GLBTQ Heritage, 2007.

*“Toward Open Source Scholarship.” Bad Subjects: Politics for Everyday Life 75 (2006).

I. Academic Presentations

*”By the Minority, for the Mainstream, but about Gay Men: Creatively Writing within the Postmodern Rupture of Slash, Yaoi, and MoM Fiction.” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association–Atlantic City, 2016)

*”Looking at TV’s Reception Now.” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association—Baltimore, 2014)

*“Testing Self-Reliance and Seclusion in the 21st Century Transcendental Literature Classroom” (Modern Language Association—Boston 2013)

*“De-Romanticizing Pay for Play, an excerpt from Tricking at Triangle” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association—Atlantic City, 2013)

*“Digital Iterations: Mapping Emergent Genres” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association—Pittsburgh, 2012)

*“The String of this One Story: HIV, Erotica, and the Construction of Safe Sex in Gay Male Popular Memory” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association—Boston, 2012)

*“High Risk Writing” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association—Philadelphia, 2011)

*“Viral Kryptonite: The (In)visibility of Northstar” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association—San Antonio, 2011)

*“Northstar: A Comic in Context” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association—Alexandria, 2010)

*“AIDS as Punctum: The Appearance of the Real in Reality TV” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association–St. Louis, 2010)

*“Writing AIDS: Paul Reed’s Facing It: Again, Again, and Again” (Pacific Ancient Modern Language Association–San Francisco, 2009)

*“As the Eunuchs Turn: Luke and Noah’s Romantic Viability cum Sexual (In)visibility” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association–New Orleans, 2009)

*“Yaoi!: Girls Drawing Boys” (Subcultures, Semiotics, Sexualities, and Superheroes Symposium–New Haven, 2009)

*“Slash and Yaoi: Woman Reading, Writing, and ‘Getting off?’” (Modern Language Association–San Francisco, 2008)

*“Babylon Baseball: When the Pitcher Catches” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association—San Francisco, 2008)

*“There’s nowt so Queer as Folk (nor the spaces they seek)” (New England Popular Culture Association—Worcester, 2007)

*“The New Queer Mestizo Consciousness in Charles Warren Stoddard’s ‘Chumming with a Savage’” (Queer Exoticism Symposium, Hofstra University—Hempstead, 2007)

*“Blood, Urine, and Pre-cum: the Polemical Poetics of Annie Proulx’s Brokeback Mountain” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association–Boston, 2007)

*“Disciplining Desire: Annie Proulx’s Brokeback Mountain” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association—Baltimore, 2006)

*“Critical Positions: Locating Self in Literary Criticism” (Association Literary Scholars, Critics, and Writers—San Francisco, 2006)

*“America’s 19th Century Generational Sexual Difference: from Whitman’s Nationalism to Stoddard’s Ex-patriotism” (American Literature Association—San Francisco, 2006)

J. Invited Lectures and Roundtables

*“Writing and Publishing: I Don’t Know Where to Begin” (Mid-Atlantic Popular and American Culture Association—Atlantic City, 2013)

*“From Dropout to Doctor: a Slacker Slacking in the Academy” (Faculty Scholarly Work Showcase, Wentworth Institute of Technology—Boston, 2013)

*“Gen Academic X” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association—Boston, 2012)

*“The 21st Century Man in Popular Culture” (Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association—San Antonio, 2011)

*“A Cultural Context for Marvel Comics Northstar” (Behind the Desk Art Talk, Massachusetts Institute of Technology—Cambridge, 2010)

*“Generation X Masculinities” (Popular Culture Association/America Culture Association—St. Louis, 2010)

*“Navigating the Academic Nexus” (New England Modern Language Association—Montreal, 2010)