My article on gender and ecomaterialism in the Roman de Silence was recently published online in ISLE. This article will eventually be part of a cluster on “Queer… Read more “Silence Article”

The special issue I edited with Nat Rivkin, on “Trans Natures” in the European Middle Ages, is now out with Medieval Ecocriticisms. We’re so happy with the… Read more “Trans Natures Special Issue”

I have a couple of new articles out on premodern animals. Both consider the question of how much we can know about other living things, which fascinated… Read more “Animals and Knowledge”

I’m excited to announce the launch of Coding Codices, a podcast on digital approaches to medieval studies, which I am co-producing with other members of the Digital… Read more “Coding Codices Podcast”

As part of a series of lockdown lectures from Penn, I was asked how we figure out the pronunciations of words in languages that aren’t spoken anymore.… Read more “Big Ideas For Strange Times Lecture”

In the past few weeks, I’ve published a number of short pieces on topics ranging from medieval manuscripts to contemporary poetry. All are currently available to read… Read more “Spring 2020 Publications”

My literature and science seminar was featured in a recent Penn Omnia article by Lauren Thacker. We chatted about the structure and content of the course as… Read more “Science/Fiction Course in Penn Omnia”

The presentation that I gave at the 12th Annual Schoenberg Symposium on Manuscript Studies in the Digital Age has been posted on the Schoenberg Institute’s Youtube channel. This… Read more “Schoenberg Symposium Presentation”

I’m very pleased to announce that my digital edition of an astronomical anthology at the University of Pennsylvania is now live at aylinmalcolm.com/ljs445. Features of this site… Read more “Digital Edition of LJS 445”

I recently appeared on an ecopoetry-focused episode of the PennSound Podcast Series, alongside Julia Bloch, Director of the Creative Writing Program; visiting poets Allison Cobb and Brian… Read more “PennSound Podcast: New Writing Through the Anthropocene”