Jennifer Seaman Cook is a comparative media and culture writer, and staff at Cornell University. She previously taught with the State University of New York and enjoys hiking. Her words can be found in magazines and anthologies with 3:am Magazine, LA Review of Books, Popmatters, Salon, Charta, Clemson University Press, and others. Jennifer has worked on writing and research for film and VR, including projects for 20th Century Fox and PBS. She can be found on X at @Histouroborus. 
A plot device where an unexpected event resolves a seemingly unsolvable problem is called a “deus ex machina” which translates to “god from the machine” in Latin; it often refers[…]
Animation · Counterculture · Cyberpunk · Digital · Essays · New Genres
In refusing to be neither something different nor more of the same, Back to the Future II’s re-filming technique within the original via new VistaGlide technology offered – rather –[…]
