Scott Selisker is assistant professor of English at the University of Arizona and the author of Human Programming: Brainwashing, Automatons, and American Freedom (University of Minnesota Press, 2016). He writes and teaches courses on science and technology in US literature and culture.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
Culture Machines: On Ed Finn’s “What Algorithms Want”
Scott Selisker reviews Ed Finn's "What Algorithms Want."...
In Defense of Data: Responses to Stephen Marche’s “Literature Is not Data”
Two rebuttals to 'Literature is not Data: Against Digital Humanities'...
Alternate Arabias: New Arab-American and Egyptian SF and Fantasy
THIS SPRING, the fantasy author Saladin Ahmed wrote a short piece at Salon.com pointing to the long tradition of racial ...
