digital culture
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Élika Ortega. Binding Media: Hybrid Print-Digital Literature from across the Americas.
Ortega models new ways to talk about literary works that comprise print and digital components.
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Paul Fyfe. Digital Victorians: From Nineteenth-Century Media to Digital Humanities.
Digital Victorians explores and complicates a range of questions involved in studies of nineteenth-century literatures, new media, and DH methodologies.
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Martin Paul Eve. Theses on the Metaphors of Digital-Textual History.
Eve unravels networks of conceptual, political, and technological premises embedded in the metaphors we use to label digital technologies of textual production.
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Beth Driscoll. What Readers Do: Aesthetic and Moral Practices of a Post-Digital Age.
This book offers a rich and concise overview of different facets of post-digital reading, skillfully unlocking the black box of ordinary and everyday practices.
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Jeff Jarvis. The Gutenberg Parenthesis: The Age of Print and Its Lessons for the Age of the Internet.
In 2011, journalist and digital media expert Jeff Jarvis published Public Parts: How Sharing in the Digital Age Improves the Way We Work and Live (New York: Simon & Schuster),…
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Simon Rowberry. Four Shades of Gray: The Amazon Kindle Platform.
Users of hardware such as the Kindle tend to have a preferred format, sometimes refusing to replace the device until it has completely gone beyond the point of use. This…
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The Oxford Handbook of Publishing. Edited by Angus Phillips and Michael Bhaskar.
For this handbook, Angus Philipps, director of the Oxford International Centre for Publishing, well-known to the publishing studies world as the co-author of Inside Book Publishing (sixth edition 2019) and…
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Simone Murray, The Digital Literary Sphere
Simone Murray’s The Digital Literary Sphere has a set of ambitious and interrelated objectives. The book proposes to understand digital writing as the product of an industry that is also…