I teach and write about cultural histories of colonialism and anticolonialism, paying special attention to Indigenous literary and visual arts modernisms, poetics, and the environmental humanities. My first book, Against Extraction: Indigenous Modernisms in the Twin Cities (Duke University Press, 2024) traces a tradition of Ojibwe anticolonial literary production that emerges in opposition and proximity to infrastructures of extractive colonialism in Minneapolis and St. Paul. I'm at work on two new book projects: the first is an intervention into the critical reception of Leslie Marmon Silko's Almanac of the Dead, and the second is a cultural history of colonial water seizure across Turtle Island and Palestine that is normalized via management and remediaiting discourse of drought.