Media

• Kim appeared in several episodes of the Criticism LTD series of The American Vandal podcast, including "Hungover from the Bad Old Days of High Theory" and "Podcasting Criticism".
• Kim was interviewed on the Health Humanist podcast about the 1978 medical satire The House of God. Clip | Full episode

Publications

• The Globalization of US Healthcare in Los Angeles Review of Books.
• Timothy Leary Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things: On Benjamin Breen’s “Tripping on Utopia” in Los Angeles Review of Books.
• Review of Patrick Kindig, Fascination: Trance, Enchantment, & American Modernity in American Literary History.
• "Feminist Eugenics: Coerced Sterilization and Mandated Maternity" in the Abortion Now, Abortion Forever cluster at Post 45.
• "Loose Attitudes: Satire and Self-Knowledge in Our Bodies, Ourselves and The House of God." in Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences.
• "'Electrical Nutrition and Glandular Control': Eugenics, Progressive Science, and George Schuyler's Black No More." in Twentieth Century Literature.
• "Is Burnout the New Nostalgia?" Review of Thomas Dodman's What Nostalgia Was in Literature and Medicine.
• Review of Jaipreet Virdi's Hearing Happiness in Modernism/Modernity.
• "'Now I know how to not repeat history': Teaching and Learning Through a Pandemic with the Medical Humanities." in Journal of Medical Humanities. Co-authored with Patrick Deer, Trace Jordan, and Perri Klass.
• "It's Time for Academe to Take Podcasting Seriously." in Inside Higher Ed. Co-authored with the founding members of the Humanities Podcast Network.
• "Medical Residencies Use Automatic Matching. Professorships Should, Too: A thought experiment in improving a dismal situation." in The Chronicle of Higher Education.
• "Vibrators Had a Long History as Medical Quackery Before Feminists Rebranded Them as Sex Toys," in Discover Magazine.
• Review of Agnes Malinowska on Charlotte Perkins, in the Journal of Literature and Science.
• Review of Emily Ogden's Credulity in the Social History of Medicine.
• Review of Jennifer Lieberman and Ronald Kline on Electrical Utopian Novels in the Journal of Literature and Science.
• Review of Daniel Morris's Not Born Digital for the British Society for Literature and Science.
• "Schrödinger's Student" in The Midwest Quarterly.
• "Fish Sex Feminism: Response" for the Electric Text.
• "Theory: A Sunday Turn" in Re: Theory, A Sunday a collection of essays published by The Organism for Poetic Research.
• "Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Low Back Disorders" an essay on a 1973 medical pamphlet for the Organism for Poetic Research.

For a full list of Kim Adams's publications please see her C.V.