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An exuberant commentary on the timelessness of digital information and our ravenous, insatiable appetite for data and connection.

Merging autobiography, criticism, feminist theory and poetry in an economy of desire, "Memewars" is a book writing against itself.

Investigates contemporary culture and our technomediatic saturated world in a self-reflexive romp through fragments of post-consumer culture.

Oracle of the electronic age, Marshall McLuhan believed artists could wake us and offer new windows into the world. This diverse collection brings together twenty-nine poets, writers, and artists who channel McLuhan as both medium and muse. Like McLuhan's work, this volume will delight, divert, provoke, incite and inspire readers to channel McLuhan in their own imagination and creative endeavors. Featuring work from: Lillian Allen, Michelle ...

Oracle of the electronic age, Marshall McLuhan believed artists could wake us and offer new windows into the world. This diverse collection brings together twenty-nine poets, writers, and artists who channel McLuhan as both medium and muse. Like McLuhan's work, this volume will delight, divert, provoke, incite and inspire readers to channel McLuhan in their own imagination and creative endeavors.Featuring work from:Lillian Allen, Michelle Rae ...

Explores the possibilities of meaning when language is pushed to its limits. Includes a homolinguistic "trans'elation" of the Sefer Yetzirah.

Contains, as a centrepiece, the "Alefbet Transfers, " a meditative, spacial explication of the 22 figures of the Hebrew alphabet.

Explores through play and pun the intersection of multiple cultures, codes, idioms and constructs that impact on female identity.