The Brutalist Cinema of Jon Moritsugu
Jon Moritsugu
The Brutalist Cinema of Jon Moritsugu
Jon Moritsugu
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You Can Never Go Offline Again is an autoethnographic search for an elsewhere to the Internet. It chronicles the author’s weekend digital detoxes, travels to Internet blackout zones, efforts at mindful consumption, and daily struggles to reign in his online activities.
Thomas Hood (first published in 1963) shows the diversity of Hood’s talents and the influence he exercised in many directions on the writing of his century. Dr Reid has combined an account of Hood’s life that draws generously upon hitherto unpublished documents with a fresh examination of Hood’s works.
The Auto/Biographies of Philip K. Dick: Infinite Regressions surveys and analyzes the proliferation of "biotexts" written about the science-fiction icon, who consistently eroded the boundary between lived and imagined experience, turning his own precarious sense of reality into the generative engine for his fiction.
