David H. Wilson, Ph.D.
David H. Wilson received a B.A. in English from Wittenberg University, a M.A. in English from University of Massachusetts-Boston, a M.A. in Science Fiction Studies from University of Liverpool, and a Ph.D. in English from Michigan State University. Writing under the pseudonym D. Harlan Wilson, he is an award-winning author and Professor of English at the Lake Campus.
Teaching
Courses Wilson teaches at the Lake Campus include the following:
FMS 1310 Introduction to Film Studies
TH 2140 Theatre in Western Culture
ENG 1100 Academic Writing & Reading
ENG 2100 Research Writing & Argument
ENG 2040 Great Books
ENG 2050 African American Literature
ENG 3000 Business Writing
ENG 3020 Topics in Writing
ENG 3210 British Texts: Medieval to 17th Century
ENG 3310 American Texts: Colonial to 1890
ENG 3320 American Texts: 1890 to 21st Century
ENG 3830 Introduction to Fiction Writing
ENG 4300 Studies in American Literature
ENG 4450 Studies in Literary Theory
EGR 3350 Technical Communications for Engineers & Computer Scientists
Research Statement
Wilson is the author of over thirty books of fiction and nonfiction, and he has published hundreds of stories, essays, and reviews in journals, magazines, and anthologies across the world in multiple languages. Click here to see a selection of his books.
In 2022, Wilson's publications included critical companions to Alfred Bester's science-fiction masterpiece The Stars My Destination (Palgrave Macmillan) and Steven Spielberg's postcyberpunk film Minority Report (Liverpool University Press). A Spanish translation of his novel Peckinpah: An Ultraviolent Romance was released the same year by Columbian publisher Ediciones Vestigio, and in 2023, Raw Dog Screaming Press will release his meta-biography of Friedrich Nietzsche, the fourth installment in a series of thought experiments after Douglass: The Lost Autobiography, Freud: The Penultimate Biography, and Hitler: The Terminal Biography.
Service
Wilson is editor-in-chief of Anti-Oedipus Press, reviews editor of the academic journal Extrapolation, and managing editor of Guide Dog Books, the nonfiction syndicate of Raw Dog Screaming Press.
