My academic work focuses on the study of poetic language, translation, comparative critical practice, and the digital humanities. I write widely on British, North American, Caribbean, Brazilian, and West African texts and contexts, as well as on artificual intelligence, natural language processing, and large language models.
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Books
Click below for information about my published books, reviews, and links for purchasing copies.
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Articles
I publish regularly in leading academic journals on a range of topics, from the global nineteenth century to contemporary poetics, from comparative criticism and translation to the intersections between literary criticism and fields such as anthropology and decolonial geography.
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Affiliative Criticism
This radical approach to comparative criticism seeks a way of thinking with the new and often surprising transnational kinships and connections sustained by narrative art