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Into Darkness

By on April 5, 2013 in Literature

Norman Mailer’s portrayal of Gary Gilmore in his 1979 novel-history-biography The Executioner’s Song is as complex and contradictory as one might expect in 1100 pages. Mailer’s narrative complicates and nuances his life —it shows that he is more than just the cold-hearted executioner the facts suggest.

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Take Writing for Digital Media!

By on April 3, 2013 in Portfolio, Teaching

This section of NMAC 3108 will be offered entirely online. Writing for Digital Media (#WritDM) teaches the writing skills necessary in the digital age. The course is specifically designed for the New Media & Communications degree, though is applicable to a number of disciplines.

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Upcoming Projects

By on April 2, 2013 in Development, Teaching

While I have been having a great semester, I have a couple of projects that I’m excited to get into. Teaching wise, this has a been a good semester — maybe one of my best ever in Georgia — but I’m looking forward to putting what I’ve learned about teaching and learning into further development.

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Mirrorshades (Part 1)

By on February 18, 2013 in Literature

This week in Cyberpunk: various stories from Mirrorshades: first up Paul di Filippo’s “Stone Lives” and James Patrick Kelly’s “Solstice.” Quite a selection of great representative pieces. It’s our duty to synthesize some of their cyberpunk concerns.

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