Renee Hudson is an assistant professor of Latinx literature in the English department and an affiliated faculty member in the Latino Studies Program at the University of Massachusetts Boston. A former University of California Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellow at UCSD, she is currently at work on a project that considers the hemispheric role of revolution in shaping US literature. She is also working on a second project on the Latinx Radical Tradition.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
Situating the Enslaved: Eunsong Kim’s “Gospel of Regicide” and the Politics of Allyship
Renee Hudson looks at the relationship between betrayal and revolution in Eunsong Kim’s “Gospel of Regicide.”...
“King Comus” and the Elasticity of the Neo-Slave Narrative
Renee Hudson appraises William Demby’s experimental novel “King Comus” in the context of black speculative fiction and the neo-slave narrative....
