PhD Student
Cooper Casale is a PhD student studying the aesthetic forms of late capitalism. His research considers Marxian theories of surplus-value in relation to the political economy of popular culture. He has written articles for The Journal of Popular Culture and the Journal of Wyndham Lewis Studies, and his poetry and fiction have appeared in nationally circulating magazines such as storySouth, New South Journal, The Chattahoochee Review, and elsewhere. Prior to arriving at CU, Cooper earned his MFA in poetry from Georgia College & State University and his MA in English Literature from The University of Tulsa.