Adam Wickberg is a Postdoctoral fellow in media history at the KTH Environmental Humanities Lab in Stockholm and a visiting scholar at the Max Planck Institute for History of Science in Berlin (MPWIG I). His first book, Pellucid Paper: Poetry and Bureaucratic Media in Early Modern Spain (Open Humanities Press, 2018) studies the interrelation of bureaucratic media and power. His current research concerns the Early Modern media history of the Anthropocene, where he traces the global changes of long distance governing of environments brought about by early Spanish colonialism. The project studies the human-earth relationship forged in colonial history using the critical aspects of media and environment.