Ray Hsu

The Emerging Technology Reader collects the best student writing about emerging technologies in relation to current and future use cases. From virtual reality to artificial intelligence, from STEM education to hockey goalie reaction times, the essays in this collection capture the transformational and critical range of these new modes of knowledge and practice.

The poems in Anthropy fuse the scope of classical traditions to the disturbing agility of the moderns. Hsu artfully presents the fierce rigour of the philosophical mind engaged with the survival of histories. This is Ray Hsu's first book-length collection, is a work of extraordinary range and precision. Excavating sites of human cruelty and endurance, intimacy and experience, Hsu puts forth the language to lead us into the inferno of our time. He brings us to a place where the living, the dead, and the imaginary cross paths. Odysseus meets Fernando Pessoa, James Dean meets Walter Benjamin. All struggle with the same problem: their pasts, visceral and desperate, continue to burn with the intensity of the present.