I write about language, power, images, and ideas. My recent publications include:

“Why Propaganda, Hate Speech and Political Extremism Thrive in the Attention Economy,” a double review essay for the London School of Economics Review of Books (Nov 2025)

“If Not a Nemesis, a Mirror?,” a hybrid review essay on ideological meaning-making for the Los Angeles Review of Books (July 2025)

Review essay on endangered languages and Ross Perlin’s Language City for the London School of Economics Review of Books (Dec 2024)

“Words Versus Words, Fire with Fire,” a review essay on the language of climate politics for the Los Angeles Review of Books (July 2024)

Review essay on narrative in science communication for the London School of Economics Review of Books (June 2024)

Review essay on language innovation and technology for the London School of Economics Review of books (June 2023)

My creative publications include:

Two poems in Hunger Mountain (with author interview)

“The Fisherman,” a poem in Rattle

“Cellar Shifts (IX)” (as Chris Bronsk), a prose poem in Unbroken Journal

“Proceedings” (as Chris Bronsk), a poem in Gravel

“Jupiter Sons” (as Chris Bronsk), a poem in the Mojave River Review

“Confessions of the Bolivian Who Slept on Train Station Floors,” a poem in The Cortland Review

“Petition for the Blind” a poem in The Ledge