end construction
scholarship with attitude
Steve Tomasula, who co-edited the two "image + narrative" issues of ebr in 1997, came in at the tailend of the discussions, when we stopped talking and began the three-year-long process of buiding the database/interface.
Against Autopoiesis
Brian Lennon, who at the time of the discussions was reviewing a book on experimental poetry and poetics, joined the END CONSTRUCTION discussion as its first phase was winding down.
A Place For Human Hands On the Keyboard
Rob Wittig, since composing this response, has been serving as the "street barker" who announces the appearance of new ebr content.
An Autopoietic Writing Machine?
Joseph Tabbi responds to posts from the journal design editor and publisher, using terms derived from an essay he was editing at the time. The audience database mentioned here was implemented for ebr11, wEBaRts, and further developed for the launch of End Construction! (Feb 2002)
New ebr Interface (2)
Publisher Mark Amerika's reaction to Burdick's proposal for ebr3.0...
sokal text: another funny thing happened on the way to the forum
Joe Amato on the Social Text controversy.
The Maul of America
Liquid architect Marcos Novak on William Mitchell's City of Bits.