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Issue 2.6 - Special Issue "Digital Metaphors" Previous Issues

An Ontology of Everything on the Face of the Earth

Daniel Rourke December 4, 2013 1 Comment Alan Turing alien artificial intelligence Bill Brown Computers digital matter Freudian uncanny Gothic grotesque infection information technology Internet Invasion of the Body Snatchers It Came From Outer Space John Carpenter materialities monster monstrosity multitude networks science fiction simulacra subjectivity The Thing thing theory Who Goes There?

John Carpenter’s 1982 film, The Thing, is a claustrophobic sci-fi thriller, exhibiting many hallmarks of the horror genre. The film depicts a sinister turn for matter, where the chaos of the replicating, cancerous cell is expanded to the human scale…

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Issue 1.7 Previous Issues

Insurgent Subliteratures: Fictions of Resistance

Mark P. Williams December 9, 2012 1 Comment alternative fictioneers Ann VenderMeer Antonio Negri Attack!avant-garde literature Bad Wisdom Bill Drummon Bizarro Brian Stableford Cabinet of Curiosities China Mieville Clive Barker's A-Z of Horror CodeX Boks Creation Books cult writing D M Mitchell Death Is No Obstacle Decadent Surrealist writing EZLN globalisation HOE#999 Iain Sinclair insurgent subliteratures Jarett Kobek Jeff VanderMeer Lord Horror Mark Manning Michael Hardt Michael Moorcock micro-fascism multitude networks New Weird New Worlds SF Oneiros Books postmodernism Reverbstorm Richard Marshall Richard Meadley Savoy Books Seaton Point Simon Strong Steve Beard Stewart Home Subcommandante Insurgente Marcos The Lambshead Guide The Leda Tape Organisation Tim Etchells Zapatistas Zodiac Mindwarp and the Love Reaction

This article is concerned with the fictional forms of cultural resistance and experiment of the last twenty years, which I have called alternative fictioneers…

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