I have a new article out in cultural geographies entitled ‘Queer Walking Tours and the affective contours of place.’ https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1474474019842888 Here’s the abstract: This article outlines a method we call Queer Walking … Read More
My article Inhuman literacies and affective refusals: Thinking with Sylvia Wynter and secondary school English was just released in Curriculum Inquiry. It’s part of a special issue on Sylvia Wynter: https://doi.org/10.1080/03626784.2018.1549465 Here’s … Read More
An article about my research on speculative fiction has been published in a special issue on Donna Haraway in Studies in Philosophy & Education. Here is the abstract: This article draws on … Read More
David Ben Shannon and I as Oblique Curiosities will be co-convenors of a seminar series at the Affect Society’s Summer School ‘Animations and Provocations’ this year in Lancaster, PA. Our seminar … Read More
I have a new publication in the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education entitled ‘Counterfuturisms and speculative temporalities: walking research-creation in school.’ Here is the abstract: In education, walking has typically … Read More
I will be giving a public lecture with Stephanie Springgay (WalkingLab) on Walking Research-Creation as Queer Temporalities at Concordia University’s Centre for Sensory Studies. December 3rd, 2018. See the poster for details.
I’m delivering three papers at AERA in Toronto this April. See you there! Speculative Fiction Workshops and STEM Imaginaries: Exploring More-Than-Human Sympathy Through Literary Texts (Sunday April 7th at 9:55, … Read More
On August 10th, 2018 more than 60 participants joined WalkingLab for Stone Walks Lancaster: Militarisms, migration, and speculative geology, in Lancaster, PA. The walk included ‘pop-up’ lectures and artistic interventions into … Read More
David Ben Shannon and I have an article and 10 sonic cultures (songs) published in Capacious Journal. The project is based on our long distance walk along St. Cuthbert’s Way. Check … Read More
