Jackal

Shannon Scott is a professor of English at several universities in the Twin Cities. She has contributed essays on wolves and werewolves to collections published by Manchester UP. In addition, Shannon has published short fiction in Nightscript, Coppice and Brake, Dark Hearts Anthology, Hawk &amp; Cleaver, Oculus Sinister, Nightmare Magazine, Midnight Bites, and Water~Stone. She is co-editor of Terrifying Transformations: An Anthology of Victorian Werewolf Fiction, 1838­–1896 (2012).

Shannon Scott

Racial Resentment and the Scavenging Beast: On Erin E. Adams’s “Jackal”

"The function of science fiction is not always to predict the future but sometimes to prevent it." — Frank Herbert

Shannon Scott is a professor of English at several universities in the Twin Cities. She has contributed essays on wolves and werewolves to collections published by Manchester UP. In addition, Shannon has published short fiction in Nightscript, Coppice and Brake, Dark Hearts Anthology, Hawk &amp; Cleaver, Oculus Sinister, Nightmare Magazine, Midnight Bites, and Water~Stone. She is co-editor of Terrifying Transformations: An Anthology of Victorian Werewolf Fiction, 1838­–1896 (2012).

Shannon Scott

Articles

Racial Resentment and the Scavenging Beast: On Erin E. Adams’s “Jackal”