Adam Hill
twentieth- and twenty-first-century American, Canadian, and British fiction; climate fiction; eco-anxiety; environmental humanities; therapeutic cultures, digital technologies
Adam Hill is a PhD student in the Department of English. His research interests centre on the affects, ethics, and aesthetics of eco-anxiety in the twentieth- and twenty-first-century novel. His previous work has traced the interactions between irony and digital technologies in the contemporary “internet novel.”
Ph.D. McGill University (exp. 2028)
M.A. McGill University, 2023
B.A. University of Cambridge, 2017
“Living on after Donna Haraway’s Thick Present,” co-authored with Simon W. Hill. Diacritics, Cornell University. (Accepted)
“Eco-anxiety’s Precocious Only Children.” Contemporary Literature, University of Wisconsin Press, vol 67, no. 1 (2026): 22-51.
- DAAD (Deutsche Akademische Austauchdienst) doctoral scholarship to the JFK Institute for North American Studies at the Freie Universität in Berlin, 2026-2027;
- Bourse de doctorat en recherche, FRQ-SC, 2026-2029.