Online Publications

This page gathers notable online writing, including original Wikipedia work, collaborative classroom projects, and essays published across the web.

Wikipedia

Articles I created or substantially expanded on English Wikipedia.

• “In the Red Light” (2021).
• “Superman Comes to the Supermarket” (2020).
• “Susan Mailer” (2019).
• “Norman Mailer Bibliography” (2018).
• “The Man Who Studied Yoga” (2018).
• The Short Fiction of Norman Mailer (2018).
• The White Negro (2018).
• The Mailer Review (2018).
• Norman Mailer Society (2018).
• “The Time of Her Time” (2017).
• “J. Michael Lennon” (2013).

Student Collaborations

Wikipedia collaborations completed with my students in digital writing and humanities courses.

• “Edith Jacqueline Ingram Grant,” with NMAC 3108 in support of Women in Red (Fall 2020).
• “Dorothy Cowser Yancy,” with NMAC 3108 in support of Women in Red (Fall 2020).
• “The Faith of Graffiti,” with NMAC 5108 (Spring 2020).
• “An American Dream Expanded,” with NMAC 5108 (Spring 2019).

Web Publications (Selected)

Additional digital essays and web publications.

• “Developing Integral Writing Skills for the Digital Age.” WikiEdu (Feb. 2018).
• “Distributed DH (Digital Humanities).” The Synapse (Jun. 2015).
• “The Liberal Arts Are Dead.” The Synapse (Mar. 2015).
• “Recommended Apps for Higher Education.” Medium (Jan. 2014).
• “The Web v. the Book.” Digital Culturist (Dec. 2013).
• “Readmill: A Review.” Medium (Dec. 2013).
• “Digital Citation.” Medium (Dec. 2013).
• “Defining Digital Humanities.” Medium (Oct. 2013).
• “Social Media: Top Ten Practices.” The Synapse (Aug. 2013).
• Faust QuickNotes. eNotes (2008).
• “Three Visions of Science: Lem’s, Tarkovsky’s, and Soderbergh’s Solaris.” Ragnatela Magazine 3 (2004).
• “Open Source and Higher Education.” Writing Digital Media (Mar. 2002).
• “Healthy Blasphemy: Dissenting Discourses in Rushdie and Bulgakov.” (Oct. 1997).