Simon Ryle is an associate professor at the University of Split, Croatia. His research focuses on ecopoetics, creaturely humanities and literary infrastructures. He has recently edited an edition of the Journal for Cultural Research on the topic of "Minor Shakespeares," and is currently co-editing an edition of Cross-Cultural Studies Review titled "Wavescapes in the Capitalocene." His first monograph was published by Palgrave Macmillan. He has published recently on the Greek genealogy of Anthropocene waste, uncanny slaughterhouse flesh poetics, and oil capitalism horror fiction. His research has appeared in various volumes and journals, including boundary 2 (Duke UP), Umjetnost riječi (Hrvatsko filološko društvo), Cahiers Élisabéthains (Centre national de la recherche scientifique), Adaptation (Oxford UP), Shakespeare Survey (Cambridge UP) and Textual Practice (Routledge).