Dr. S.E. Hackney is an Assistant Professor at the School of Information Studies at Queens College, CUNY. His research examines the intersections of librarianship and the history of computing with regards to digital text and information processing, and he does extensive work with community groups around information privacy and surveillance. His teaching and pedagogical practice focuses on the ethics of information work, and the shifting relationships between workers, institutions, and the communities they serve.
S.E. Hack is a poet and a scholar transfixed by the practice of writing and the medium of text. He writes about desire in the post-apocalypse and the tumultuous nature of time and memory. He enjoys nothing more than the texture of words in the mouth and their geometry on the page.
S.E. Hack is a poet and a scholar transfixed by the practice of writing and the medium of text. He writes about desire in the post-apocalypse and the tumultuous nature of time and memory. He enjoys nothing more than the texture of words in the mouth and their geometry on the page.