Everett Hamner is an associate professor of English at Western Illinois University and the author of Editing the Soul: Science and Fiction in the Genome Age (Penn State University Press, AnthropoScene series, forthcoming October 2017).
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
Protest Unceasing, Redemption Unfinished: An Interview with “Orphan Black’s” Graeme Manson and Cosima Herter
Biology and genetic science are always political....
Epigenetic Television: The Penetrating Love of “Orphan Black”
Everett Hamner discusses his series of essays on “Orphan Black,” which will be posted on BLARB....
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Orphan Black Season Five, “To Right the Wrongs of Many”: Real Men
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Orphan Black Season Five, “One Fettered Slave”: Sexuality, Parenthood, Euthanasia
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Orphan Black Season Five, “Guillotines Decide”: The Community is the Smallest Unit
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Orphan Black Season Five, “Gag or Throttle”: If Your Eye Causes You to Stumble
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Orphan Black Season Five, “Manacled Slim Wrists”: What Man Has Done to Man
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Orphan Black Season Five, “Ease for Idle Millionaires”: Corporate Runs the Science
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Orphan Black Season Five, “Let the Children and Childbearers Toil”: Monsters All
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Orphan Black Season Five, “Beneath Her Heart”: Love-Hating Suburbia
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Orphan Black Season Five, “Clutch of Greed”: Letting Go, Holding On
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Orphan Black Season Five, “The Few Who Dare”: Penetration, Selection, Sacrifice, Monsters
