If some of these links bring you to a paywall, note the title and then search for them in the America's News database (see database tab), or ask a librarian for help.
This is by no means an exhaustive list. It's simply to remind you that there are a lot of other media products that have been studied and written about that can lend weight to your arguments.
Yu writes for a variety of publications, contributing short fiction, non-fiction, and book reviews. I've put just a sampling below. He also maintains a list on his website (see above).
If you are getting blocked subscription paywalls at various newspapers, don't forget to try the America's News database (see the database tab).
Claims sound fishy, too-good-to-be-true, or don't line up with what you're reading in other sources? Try a fact-checking service.
ASK for help! Rachel (or any of the research librarians) is happy to take a look at what you've found and make suggestions for fact-checking the information and/or providing corroborating or alternate sources.
