SCMS Fan and Audience Studies SIG

SCMS Fan and Audience Studies SIG

@scmsfaas.bsky.social

SCMS Fan and Audience Studies Scholarly Interest Group. Sharing posts, CFPs and info about fan studies and audience studies.

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I forgot to tag people! (Please don't revoke my social media privileges!) @fanstudies.bsky.social @fsnnorthamerica.bsky.social @scmsfaas.bsky.social #FanStudies

Dr Suzanne Black@suzannerblack.bsky.social

If you are at all interested in design research and / or fan studies, do think about coming along to this launch of Naomi's wonderful new book! It will be held in person in Lancaster and online, Tuesday 20 October, 3pm BST lancaster-uk.libcal.com/event/4574001

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If you'd like to learn more about the book Bridging Design and Fandom and hear from some of the chapter authors, I will be holding a launch event on 20th October, in Lancaster and online. Please do come and join us! lancaster-uk.libcal.com/event/4574001

lancaster-uk.libcal.comBook Launch: Bridging Design and Fandom, edited by Naomi JacobsWith her new edited collection Bridging Design and Fandom: Fan Studies and Design Research in Conversation, Naomi Jacobs (Design, School of Arts, Lancaster University) opens new...
Dr Naomi Jacobs@ladylark.bsky.social

As promised/threatened, I'm doing the self promotion thing describing the chapters in my new book, Bridging Design and Fandom! I'll start with my introduction - it explains the fields of design research and fan studies, and how they come together as a whole new thing. doi.org/10.1108/978-...

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UK-based postdoctoral – or equivalent – researchers in the humanities and social sciences can still apply for the British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grants. The deadline is 4 Nov for institutional applicants and 28 Oct for independent scholars. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4iwQQtI

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Let's try this again, since I forgot I don't actually give my name on this account and not everyone knows me by my acafanmom username: I'm Lori (Hitchcock) Morimoto, I do media fan studies and dabble in Japanese popular culture. If you use any of my academic work on your syllabi, can you ping me?

Dr. Acafanmom@acafanmom.bsky.social

A request! If anyone here is using any of my academic work in a course syllabus, could you kindly let me know where and for what course? Thanks for your help - it's for review stuff! :)

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As promised/threatened, I'm doing the self promotion thing describing the chapters in my new book, Bridging Design and Fandom! I'll start with my introduction - it explains the fields of design research and fan studies, and how they come together as a whole new thing. doi.org/10.1108/978-...

doi.orgIntroduction: Bridging Design and FandomAbstract. In this introduction, the author introduces the fields of design research and fan studies and discusses how they have prior under-explored synerg

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✨ Take your ticket (free!) for the Queer and Feminist Perspectives on Japanese Popular Cultures Symposium 2026 🌈🥹⬇️⬇️ join us online from September 14 to 17 and listen to talks on fashion, manga, anime, video games, idols, etc by scholars from around the world!! events.humanitix.com/queer-and-fe...

events.humanitix.comQueer and Feminist Perspectives on Japanese Popular Cultures Symposium 2026A platform for critical discussions about gender and Japanese animation, fashion, video games, literature and digital cultures

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My new edited book is out today! And it's open access so you can all read it for free! I'm so excited to share what all these amazing authors have to say about work that crosses design research and fan studies. I'll be highlighting chapters over the next few days. www.emerald.com/books/edited...

emerald.comBridging Design and Fandom: Fan Studies and Design Research in ConversationFandom studies and design are both relatively young disciplines both of which are familiar with interdisciplinarity, and with co-production and participati

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Our latest CfP is out. If you're interested in platformed television, we'd love to hear from you! Wir akzeptieren auch Einreichungen auf Deutsch! journals.uni-marburg.de/fcr/announce... #fanstudies #televisionstudies #cfp #mediastudies #academicsky

Anne Ganzert@annesleuths.bsky.social

@fcr-journal.bsky.social Fandom | Culture | Research Call for Abstracts for Themed Issue 2/27: Upstairs, Downstairs: Television and Platforms Between Seduction and Agency Deadline for Proposals: October 1st 2026 journals.uni-marburg.de/fcr/announce... #fandomstudies #TVstudies #cfp

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I am also teaching (undergraduate) #FanStudies this year, for the first time officially! What should I not forget to include?

Mel Stanfill@melstanfill.bsky.social

ok y'all, i am officially teaching graduate #FanStudies in the fall. what do you feel like are the best books/articles published in recent years? bonus: what are the best pieces published specifically by grad students, to teach the last week?

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✨🎀 NEW CFP: The Queer and Feminist Perspectives on Japanese Popular Cultures symposium (supported by the University of Tokyo, Media, Gender, and Sexualities Study Group) is coming back for its third edition!!!✨🎀 📩 Send us your abstract by August 15 at popculturesjapan@gmail.com✨ Share widely!

events.humanitix.comCall for Papers: Queer and Feminist Perspectives on Japanese Popular Cultures Symposium 2026A platform for critical discussions about gender and Japanese animation, fashion, video games, literature and digital cultures