Essays 2/6

Ryan Harnell

Feb 26, 2024

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Critical Pedagogy with Post-Internet Characteristics, by Ryan Harnell

Andrew Spragg

Dec 13, 2023

(ESSAY) Filming with Namida Red, by Andrew Spragg

Kirsty Dunlop & Maria Sledmere

Sep 22, 2023

(ESSAY) The Ballad of the SPAM Café: An Ars Poetica, by Kirsty Dunlop & Maria Sledmere

Enxhi Mandija

Aug 8, 2023

(REVIEW) Coast close: Cascadence, by Sara O'Brien

Maria Sledmere

May 2, 2023

(REVIEW)‘My god, girlhood’: on Savannah Brown’s Closer Baby Closer

Connor May

Mar 21, 2023

(ESSAY) What Sean Bonney Means When He Talks About Zombies, by Connor May

Kashif Sharma-Patel and Lotte L.S.

Mar 14, 2023

(INTERVIEW) A correspondence between Lotte L.S and Kashif Sharma-Patel

Rowland Bagnall

Mar 3, 2023

(REVIEW) The Clichés, by Ben Lerner & R.H. Quaytman

William Kherbek

Feb 24, 2023

(ESSAY) Posthuman, All Too Human, by William Kherbek

T.P.E.

Feb 3, 2023

(THESES) Writingification, by T.P.E.

Nicole Sellew

Dec 14, 2022

(ESSAY) Make Literature Sexy Again

Ian Macartney

Dec 6, 2022

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Haunted by the Lattice: MidJourney, Mercer and Ashbery, by Ian Macartney

Alessandra Thom

Nov 2, 2022

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Web Weaving, by Alessandra Thom

J. Laing, C.D Boyland

Oct 28, 2022

(REVIEW) Glasgow, ed. Ruthie Kennedy, Colin Herd, Tommy Pearson

Joshua Calladine-Jones

Sep 13, 2022

(REVIEW) Three Leaves, Pressed

Samuel Brzeski

Jun 29, 2022

(ESSAY) the block, by Samuel Brzeski

Maria Sledmere

May 3, 2022

(ESSAY) Who Still Dreams of Buffering? Dan Power's Glitch Parapraxis

Dave Coates

Apr 26, 2022

(REVIEW) The Sun is Open, by Gail McConnell

Romy Danielewicz

Apr 19, 2022

(REVIEW) beautiful world yet to be imagined: Beautiful World, Where Are You, by Sally Rooney

Catherine Kelly

Apr 17, 2022

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a post internet poetry endeavour

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Critical Pedagogy with Post-Internet Characteristics, by Ryan Harnell

(ESSAY) Filming with Namida Red, by Andrew Spragg

(ESSAY) The Ballad of the SPAM Café: An Ars Poetica, by Kirsty Dunlop & Maria Sledmere

(REVIEW) Coast close: Cascadence, by Sara O'Brien

(REVIEW)‘My god, girlhood’: on Savannah Brown’s Closer Baby Closer

(ESSAY) What Sean Bonney Means When He Talks About Zombies, by Connor May

(INTERVIEW) A correspondence between Lotte L.S and Kashif Sharma-Patel

(REVIEW) The Clichés, by Ben Lerner & R.H. Quaytman

(ESSAY) Posthuman, All Too Human, by William Kherbek

(THESES) Writingification, by T.P.E.

(ESSAY) Make Literature Sexy Again

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Haunted by the Lattice: MidJourney, Mercer and Ashbery, by Ian Macartney

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Web Weaving, by Alessandra Thom

(REVIEW) Glasgow, ed. Ruthie Kennedy, Colin Herd, Tommy Pearson

(REVIEW) Three Leaves, Pressed

(ESSAY) the block, by Samuel Brzeski

(ESSAY) Who Still Dreams of Buffering? Dan Power's Glitch Parapraxis

(REVIEW) The Sun is Open, by Gail McConnell

(REVIEW) beautiful world yet to be imagined: Beautiful World, Where Are You, by Sally Rooney

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Martha Shelley and digital traces of Lesbiana - part 2

welcome to the
http:// SPAM Plaza .exe

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Critical Pedagogy with Post-Internet Characteristics, by Ryan Harnell

(ESSAY) Filming with Namida Red, by Andrew Spragg

(ESSAY) The Ballad of the SPAM Café: An Ars Poetica, by Kirsty Dunlop & Maria Sledmere

(REVIEW) Coast close: Cascadence, by Sara O'Brien

(REVIEW)‘My god, girlhood’: on Savannah Brown’s Closer Baby Closer

(ESSAY) What Sean Bonney Means When He Talks About Zombies, by Connor May

(INTERVIEW) A correspondence between Lotte L.S and Kashif Sharma-Patel

(REVIEW) The Clichés, by Ben Lerner & R.H. Quaytman

(ESSAY) Posthuman, All Too Human, by William Kherbek

(THESES) Writingification, by T.P.E.

(ESSAY) Make Literature Sexy Again

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Haunted by the Lattice: MidJourney, Mercer and Ashbery, by Ian Macartney

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Web Weaving, by Alessandra Thom

(REVIEW) Glasgow, ed. Ruthie Kennedy, Colin Herd, Tommy Pearson

(REVIEW) Three Leaves, Pressed

(ESSAY) the block, by Samuel Brzeski

(ESSAY) Who Still Dreams of Buffering? Dan Power's Glitch Parapraxis

(REVIEW) The Sun is Open, by Gail McConnell

(REVIEW) beautiful world yet to be imagined: Beautiful World, Where Are You, by Sally Rooney

(ARCHIVE FEVER) Martha Shelley and digital traces of Lesbiana - part 2

welcome to the http:// SPAM Plaza .exe

welcome to the
http:// SPAM Plaza .exe