Kent Linthicum

Kent Linthicum serves as a Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow at the Georgia Institute of Technology's Writing and Communication Program, where his work critically bridges literature, science, and environmental systems within the Anthropocene framework.

His research centers on:

• Aesthetics of energy infrastructure
• Settler-colonial dynamics in environmental justice
• Romantic-era political revolutions
• Climate crisis pedagogy

Public scholarship appears in The Atlantic, European Romantic Review, and Slate, with teaching innovations like outdoor classrooms during the pandemic. Courses such as "Sovereignty, Energy, and Settler-Colonialism" examine Native American displacement through energy politics.

Awards:

• Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellowship (competitive early-career award)