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June 2009
'Nature and Cyberspace: The Wild Surmise' to be published by Bloomsbury Academic
Today I signed a contract with Bloomsbury's new scholarly imprint Bloomsbury Academic. Delivery date is September 2012 so i need to get my skates on - lots to do. I'm very excited to be working with Bloomsbury, since they seem to have the right idea about publishing in a new media world - they understand how open source works and they're prepared to experiment at the more risky end of publishing. I gather their new website will be launching soon, and there we will see the full glory of their intentions :)
As for The Wild Surmise - they want to switch the title around to 'Nature and Cyberspace: The Wild Surmise', and I can see how that makes sense because it's more explicit but retains the poetry of the original phrase. I'm keen to reach beyond academia with this book.
So now the idea becomes a firm reality. I'm really looking forward to it!
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Exploring the relationships between nature and cyberspace
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Snippets from the past
- 1997 Revolver
- 1998 Creative interaction in cyberspace
- 1998 Ensemble Logic + Choragraphy
- 1998 Imagining a stone: virtual landscapes
- 1998 Land: Textual MOO-based virtual landscapes
- 1998 Sharing a common language online
- 1999 Interview by Full Circle
- 1999 Noon Quilt
- 1999 The [+]Net[+] of Desire
- 1999 Tremble
- 2000 ::::::In Place of the Page::::::
- 2000 Correspondence @ Riding the Meridian
- 2000 Evolving Practice: writers working online with trAce
- 2000 lux : notes for an electronic writing
- 2001 Interview by 3am Magazine
- 2002 A New Sensibility? The qualities of a new media writer
- 2002 No visible means of support
- 2002 Stephanie Strickland: Living in the Space between Print and Online
- 2002 Tools of the trade
- 2002 Writing Machines by N.Katherine Hayles
- 2003 Spivak
- 2004 Sistema Purificacion
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RIP Michael Jackson
I took this photo at the Michael Jackson auction exhibition in Beverley Hills in April 2009. Have been a huge admirer for years through all his troubles. Only saw him perform live once, in Leeds a few years ago, and had tickets to see him at the 02 in London. Very very sad that he has passed away. He was an inspiration and an original.
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