Confessions of a binge-reader
Michael Joyce launched hyperfiction when he asked us, "Do you want to hear about it?" Lots of us answered, "No!" That's the point....
"All TV is a lie," said the TV anchorman at the beginning of a very long night in Baden-Baden.
Swedish font designer Lars Berquist was unsatisfied with look of type on the screen. His Beryll is designed for screens....
"Satellite TV has brought time travel to my own living room," marvels media theorist Cathy Marshall as she watches reruns of The Match Game.
There's not much architecture in Information Architecture, but Mark Bernstein suggests there could be.
Phony materials are rarely the key to beauty, but Painter simulates paper and paint to show us new ways to think about image.
Howard Rheingold's Smart Mobs explores the impact of texting, blogging, and ubiquitous computing on everything.
If stress is status, long, leisurely weekends of reading create guilt. Three ambitious new works spread the load into daily morsels.
Short reviews of Pepys • The Dark Nile • Blue Company • poésie à 2 mi-mots • Harboring Wells
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