Asa Seresin







Asa Seresin is a writer and researcher based in London. He holds a PhD in English from the University of Pennsylvania. 

His first book is forthcoming from Hutchinson Heinemann (UK), Liveright (US), and Einaudi (IT).  He is represented by Kat Aitken at Lexington Literary.

asaseresin at gmail dot com
@asaseresin @heterosexualityupdates



Asa Seresin







Asa Seresin is a writer and researcher based in London. He holds a PhD in English from the University of Pennsylvania. 

His first book is forthcoming from Hutchinson Heinemann (UK), Liveright (US), and Einaudi (IT).  He is represented by Kat Aitken at Lexington Literary.

asaseresin at gmail dot com
@asaseresin @heterosexualityupdates



Events







Upcoming
Book launch for Natasha Lennard’s On Uncertainty: The Uses of Doubt in Dangerous Times
ICA, London
20 January 2027




Past
Introduction and discussion of Cruising (1980) with Amelia Abraham
ICA, London
27 May 2026

Rietveld Academie Studium Generale
Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
18-20 March 2026

Desire for Trans Symposium
Queer Analysis research group, University of Amsterdam
12 March 2026

Gender, Equity, Media and Society Research Lab
Western University, Canada
21 October 2025

Seminar Seven: Romance
Psychosocial Foundation, Oakland, CA
19 October 2025

Book launch for Gray Wielebinski’s Pack
Singer’s, Brooklyn, NY
24 August 2025

Kiss + Tell Reading Series
La Camionera, London
17 March 2025

Sublime Paranoia: Panel discussion with Huw Lemmey and Ian Penman
ICA, London
15 November 2023

Reading 
Juf Projects, Madrid, Spain
18 November 2023

My Oma Symposium
Kunstinstituut Melly, Rotterdam
8 December 2023

Reading in association with RM’s exhibition A Story Backwards
Auto Italia Gallery, London
30 November 2023

Critical Theory Seminar
Oxford University, UK
6 June 2023

School for Cultural Analysis, University of Amsterdam
16 April 2021

Theorizing the Web
Museum of the Moving Image, Queens, NY
12 April 2019

Panel discussion for Sophie Lewis’ Full Surrogacy Now
Diffrakt: Zentrum für Theoretische Peripherie, Berlin
14 December 2018








Last Updated 24.10.31