- Non Fiction:
Usually published under Josephine Maria Yanasak-Leszczynski or Josephine Maria.
- “Strictly Ballroom introduces Luhrmann with stunning, messy style“, The Spool, May 2023
- “The Visit was a Pennsylvania homecoming for M. Night Shyamalan“, The Spool, February 2023
- “Why The Square is the best horror film about art“, Dread Central, December 2022
- “Top of the Lake sees Campion go deep but narrow“, The Spool, April 2022
- “Synthetic Storytelling in The Green Knight“, Auteur, August 2021
- “Giselle: The Proto-Slasher Ballet”, October 2020, We Are Horror Issue 2
- “Treading the Sands of David Lynch’s ‘Dune’“, September 2020, The Spool
- “20 Sided Toy Soldiers”, August 2020, Knucklebone Magazine Issue 1 “Generation”
- “When Public Transit is Used to Control Criticism“, June 2020, Medium
- “This is How You Find Protests in Your City“, June 2020, The Startup
- “Helter Skelter is the Femme Mayhem We’ve Needed“, April 2020, Gayly Dreadful
- “Three Bong Joon-ho Films Currently Streaming that You Shouldn’t Miss“, April 2020, Gayly Dreadful
- “‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ in a Single Scene“, March 2020, Auteur
- “Lust and the Imaginary, or, Why We Want to Fuck Sea Monsters“, February 2020, Gayly Dreadful
- “I Want You To Ruin My Shot“, February 2020, Medium Photography
- “Picturing the Generations We Lost“, November 2019, Medium LGBTQIA
- “Tapping the Banshee: Ari Aster’s Keening Women“, October 2019, Auteur
- “‘Midsommar’ Director’s Cut Gives Us More of What We Love to Hate“, October 2019, Auteur
- “We’ve Sold the Definition of Food“, October 2019, Heated
- “‘Monos’ and the Politics of Isolation“, September 2019, Auteur
- “Disability and Place in ‘Give Me Liberty’“, September 2019, Auteur
- “Tigers Are Not Afraid’ Gives Children a Childhood Amidst Horror“, September 2019, Auteur
“Vintage Video Resurrected“, September 2019, Auteur
“‘Hagazussa’ Has Me Seeing Red“, September 2019, Auteur - “Injecting Queer Femme Rage into ‘Audition'”, June 2019, Gayly Dreadful
- “Women-Directed Films at the Asian American Showcase“, May 2017, BitchFlicks
- “‘What’s Next for Horror’ Panel and More at C2E2“, April 2017, BitchFlicks
- “Rolling the Dice: Trauma as a Play Mechanic“, August 2016, FemHype
- “Ctrl+Alt+Del: Trauma as a Play Mechanic”, August 2016, FemHype
- “Can We Live in a World Where Link’s Gender Doesn’t Matter?”, June 2016, FemHype
- “I Loved Nexus Game Fair, But I’m Probably Never Returning“, June 2016, FemHype
- “‘The Witch’ and Legitimizing Feminine Fear“, April 2016, Bitch Flicks
- “#C2E2 2016: Stopping By the Local Chicago Gaming Scene“, 2016, FemHype
- “Fatal Femininity: Witches in ‘Dragon Age’ & ‘Skyrim’“,November 2015, FemHype
- “A Renaissance Romance to Kill For: ‘Masques and Murder!’“, September 2015, FemHype
- “Horror, White Bodies, and Feminism in ‘Bitch Better Have My Money’,” July 2015, Bitch Flicks
- “Gamemastering Tabletop Sexism: When Conventions Require Defense Tactics,” July 2015, FemHype
- “As a Woman in a Male-Dominated Space (And Punk IS a Male-Dominated Space)…”, 2014, Chipped Beef #1
- Between 2009 and 2013, I contributed on a regular basis to Fempop.com as a reviewer, writer of news, and general commentator:
- http://www.fempop.com/author/josephine/
Table Top Games:
- Find the Right Words, August 2019, Corazon Bundle Jam
- “Mage School Beyond the Mirror”, November 2018, Rolled & Told #3
Scholarship:
- “Four Walls and a Curse: Candyman’s Chicago and Art in Conflict”, October 2022, Whole Damn Swarm Conference at the Center for the History of the Gothic at Sheffield University
- “Polyamory in Science Fiction Societies”, Ties That Bind: Love in Fantasy & Science Fiction, July 2020, LunaPress
- “Manifest Fantasy: The Facts and Shared Mythology of an Imaginary Western United States“, May 2019, GifCon2019
- “Way We Were: Mining the history of Park City’s early Chinese Residents,” July 2015, Park Record
- “The Way We Were: When Women Were Women,” June 2015, Park Record
- “The Way We Were: The earlier people of Summit County,” May 2015, Park Record.
- “Religion as Identity: The Changing Face of Paiwan Spirituality,” 2014, Faith and Society: The Spectrum of Religion (UWM Undergraduate Religious Studies Conference)
Poetry:
Published under J.M. Yales.
- “To Eat My Ovaries“, 2015, PDXX Collective
Fiction:
Published under Josephine M. YaLes
“Córka Rusalka” (short story), 2020, published in Decoded
Published under J.M. Yales.
- “A Coven in Essex County“(novel), 2016, published in serialized format on Visitant Lit
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