"Full of sophisticated analysis, this comprehensive and robust edited collection explores a diverse range of topics, including identity, representation, fandom, the media industry, and reception/meaning-making. Adventures in Shondaland is an impressive, necessary contribution to scholarship." - Robin R. Means Coleman (coeditor of Fight the Power! The Spike Lee Reader) "This is a must-read collection of research and essays on the showrunner whose shows have transformed must-see TV in the age of social media. Insightful, critical—and fun." - Catherine R. Squires (author of The Post-Racial Mystique: Media and Race in the Twenty-First Century) "Chronicle of Higher Education new scholarly books weekly book list, by Nina C. Ayoub (Chronicle of Higher Education) " Recommended." (Choice) With Good Reason Radio "The Shondaland Revolution" interview with Michaela D. E. Meyer (With Good Reason Radio) "Offers a thorough account of the complex politics of representation in Shondaland and offers important insights for readers in television studies, feminist media studies and critical race studies." (Critical Studies in Television)