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renaud camus

The Revolution of an Anachronism: Radical Hypertextualism in a Text by Renaud Camus

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other essays by
Jan Baetens
A Remediation’s Remediation?
Creating New Constraints: Toward a Theory of Writing as Digital Translation
Fed Ex Un Ltd
Jan Baetens asks Remediation or Premeditation?
New = Old, Old = New
internetnation:
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Hypertext Markets: a Report from Italy
by Walter Vannini
The development of Internet Fiction in China, from Internet sub-culture to mainstream literature
by Serafina Aquilino
Claire Donato Netprov Interview, Dec 2022
by Claire Donato, Rob Wittig
from the archive
Mark Bernstein and Diane Greco respond in turn

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Electronic Book Review (ebr ) is an online, open access, peer-reviewed journal of critical writing produced and published by the emergent digital literary network.

ISSN: 1553-1139

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