Will Clark is a Visiting Assistant Professor of English and American Studies at William & Mary. His research examines how the literary representation of citizenship and sexuality at the end of the 19th century shapes the evolution of queer rights until the present. His interests include queer theory, the US novel, and US legal and political history.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
“Let Go”: On Tommy Pico’s “Feed”
Will Clark reviews “Feed,” the new book by Tommy Pico....
More Than Sex: The Queerness of “Falling for Angels” and “Vida”
Will Clark on what critics like D.A. Miller and Tom Joudrey are missing in their critique of contemporary gay representation in film and television....
Queer Desires, Queer Disagreements
Will Clark explores “The Ethics of Opting Out” as an introduction to key debates in contemporary queer theory and a path to a more engaged queer politics....
Navigating Identities Past and Present in Susan Faludi’s “In the Darkroom”
Will Clark on the complications of identity, history and the body in Susan Faludi’s “In the Darkroom.”...
Love’s Inequality
The logic of marriage equality carries with it a damaged history of racial and sexual exclusion that the marriage movement ignores at its peril....
