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Drawing on ideas from gaming and convergence culture, the designers of [in]visible Belfast reflect on the textual trajectory from game to BBC radio documentary and what this means for the future of urban engagement.
[forthcoming, Contemporary Media Art in Ireland]
Read moreThis chapter examines the ways in which podcasts share structural and epistemological affinities with ecological processes, engaging the conversational science podcast Stuff to Blow Your Mind as a case study.
In Podcasting: New Aural Cultures and Digital Media (eds. Dario Llinares, Neil Fox, Richard Berry) [forthcoming].
Read moreThis article argues for the dark-ecological podcast, characterised by emergent aesthetics of uncanniness, pervasive anxiety, bodily permeability, and a complex relationship to the ‘local,’ all explored with dark ecology in mind.
Revenant: Critical and Cultural Studies of the Supernatural, special issue on Multiplatform Horror [forthcoming].
Read moreThis paper proposes considerations and contexts for teaching the post-conflict text relative to broader movements in literary studies, digital humanities, media studies, and postcolonial studies, using Belfast writer Ciaran Carson’s texts as a point of focus.
Pedagogy 21 [forthcoming]
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