D. Harlan Wilson writes bizarro fiction, speculative satire and criticism, often using science-fiction imagery to attack consumer culture, identity and academic or corporate systems. Dr. Identity, or, Farewell to Plaquedemia follows an academic in a violent future where artificial doubles, campus life and authoritarian absurdity collide. Other fiction uses similarly exaggerated worlds, while his critical books examine authors and genres associated with the weird and speculative. Wilson's prose is dense, comic and deliberately abrasive, mixing theory with pulp energy. Readers browsing bizarro fiction, dystopian satire and experimental science fiction are the closest match. Read more Less
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