Digital rhetoric composition theory rhetorical history. Casey Boyle is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Rhetoric and Writing. At the University of Texas in Austin where he researches and teaches digital rhetoric, composition theory, and rhetorical history. He previously served in the same role at the University of Utah from 2011-2014 in the University Writing Program. At the University of South Carolina. As well as essay collections.

Associate Professor of English and Director of the Digital Matters Lab, University of Utah. On the perils of absolute ownership, tractors, and T.

Award-winning Poet and Author of STORM TOWARD MORNING. Before the Door of God. A finalist for the Balcones Poetry Prize. Awarded by the Balcones Center for Creative Writing. Cover design by Phil Kovacevich.

It Looks Worse than I Am. Start With A Small Guitar. One of Those Russian Novels. The Balloon Containing the Water Containing the Narrative Begins Leaking. The Shortest Farewells Are the Best. The Final Death of Rock-and-Roll. April, May, and So On. The Origin of Stars and Other Stories. Frottage and Even As We Speak. The Mermaid at the Americana Arms Motel.

A Trans-Disciplinary Conference at The University of Utah September 3-5, 2015 at the Tanner Humanities Center. Department of Writing and Rhetoric Studies. And the Department of Languages and Literature. On the University of Utah. The Salt Lake Valley is service.