Nathan Alexander Moore

Nathan Alexander Moore is a Black transfemme interdisciplinary scholar and writer currently serving as the Assistant Professor of Black Trans and Queer Studies at the Department of Women & Gender Studies, University of Colorado Boulder. They hold a PhD in African and African Diaspora Studies from the University of Texas at Austin.

• PhD: African and African Diaspora Studies, University of Texas at Austin

Their research explores Blackness, queerness, and temporality through critical and creative methods, with a focus on Black transfemininity, speculative arts practices, and connections between water, language, and identity. They are currently developing two key projects: The Rupture Files, a speculative fiction collection centered on Black queer and trans narratives in disaster contexts, and The Osmosis Manual, a hybrid work merging theory, poetry, and memoir to examine Black transfemininity and temporal fluidity.

Moore’s published works include the poetry chapbook small colossus (2021) and contributions to anthologies like TransNarratives and publications in Pulse/Pulso, P-QUEUE, and Peauxdunque Review, though specific years for most works are not provided in the text.