My twelve books (including a co-edited anthology and a monograph) and numerous articles treat both historical and contemporary advances in publishing industries that drive markets and cultural production. My most recent books are Podcast Journalism: The Promise and Perils of Audio Reporting (Columbia 2024) and The Art of Fact in the Digital Age: An Anthology of New Literary Journalism (Bloomsbury Academic 2024; co-edited with Jacqueline Marino). My research on the digital longform movement includes “Can We Snowfall This? Digital Longform and the Race for the Tablet Market,” an article (with Travis Vogan) in Digital Journalism spotlighted by Nieman Journalism and Shorenstein Center. A similar topic is my project on alternative business models and the economics of deep storytelling in Slow Journalism. Literary journalism, narrative longform, and online reading communities are the subjects of my articles that have appeared in Genre: Forms of Discourse and Culture, Convergence, Digital Humanities Quarterly, and elsewhere. The subject of writers in mass culture is the focus of both A Delicate Aggression: Savagery and Survival in the Iowa Writers’ Workshop (Yale University Press) and recent articles on Ralph Waldo Emerson, Horace Greeley, and Karl Marx in Litteraria Pragensia, Sur Le Journalisme (About Journalism), and Journalism & Communication Monographs.