I work on popular culture representations of mass atrocities, forgiveness, and restitution, reading them in the context of post-genocide truth and reconciliation movements. My research draws post-Holocaust Jewish thought into conversation with feminist, Black, and Indigenous philosophies which analyse power, relationality, and affect.

You can hear about my work on The Classical Ideas Podcast, The Religious Studies Project, History Valley, and Chrissy Stroop’s Virtual Coffee House. You can also read some of my public writing at Time, Pop Culture & Theology, American Religion, and Political Theology.

Upcoming teaching:

Religious Studies MA Course (spring 2024) This is a special topics course which this year will focus on digital religion. It is taught online, in English, and registration is open until January 2024.

Research projects:

Co-Investigator, Religious Communities in the Virtual Age

Previous project: British Ritual Innovation under Covid-19

Editorial roles:

Editor, Bloomsbury Studies in Popular Fiction and Religious Dynamics (Bloomsbury Academic)

Reviews Editor, Literature and Theology (OUP)

Professional service:

Vice President, International Society for Religion, Literature and Culture

Adminsistrator, religion.masto.host