Thomas Hallock teaches English at the University of South Florida, mostly on the St. Petersburg campus. He has been writing about the early United States and the environment for 30 years. His book in progress is tentatively titled “Dead Fish in a Drowning State: Florida’s Lessons to the World.”
Thomas Hallock
Articles
Hands and Fins and Feet
What a dead goliath grouper, killed by an industrial spill, tells us about cerebrocentrism and our denied kinship with other species.
