Beginning in August, he will be a postdoctoral fellow in computational literary geography at Notre Dame. He is at work on a book project, Conglomerate Books: A Computational History of Literature in the Age of the Agent, which demonstrates how changes in the publishing industry have shaped contemporary authorship and literary form. His writing has appeared or is forthcoming in American Literary History, ASAP/Journal, Dissent, Genre, the Los Angeles Review of Books, Post45, and Salon.