Media + Publications

Publishing

Coven of the East: Reimagining Asian Women's Magical Histories

In Coven of the East, twenty-two writers from across the Asian diaspora come together to reclaim, reimagine, and resurrect the magical traditions often erased from mainstream narratives. Through short stories and essays, these contributors explore the intimate ways mysticism, folklore, and ancestral wisdom shape their characters’ lives — and their own.

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Talks + Lectures

(Counter) Cosmogonies: Rituals for the (Un)Dead

Fall 2024

Global Christian Spiritualities

Spring 2025

Research + Academia

Korea’s National Folk Journal: Overseas Propagation of Korean Shamanism through diaspora movements and lineage New York Musok

Press + Feature

Joysauce - Why Asian Americans are turning to spirituality

Spiritual practices are making a major comeback, driven by AA+PI spiritual workers

Popdust - The Real-Life Magic of “Lovecraft Country”: Interview with a Korean Shaman

HBO’s Lovecraft Country recently introduced mainstream America to a witchy Korean character called a “mudang.”

Huffpost - This Is My Unbelievable But Totally True Transgender Ghost Story

Could my long-dead ancestor really have been watching -- and loving -- me for my entire life?

Interviews + Podcasts

K-Pod Ep. 34 - Rituals & Traditions