Issue no. 3

The quick guide to Issue no. 3, published April 24, 2014:

features.

Apple (A Poem) | Renée Farrar

Awe Evolving: Transforming Notions of Awe In The Digital Age | Greg Bayles

Anxiety/Happiness | Julia Eldred

Down The Upward Spiral | Corey Giacco

Grindr: Contemporary Ecstasy | Jon Henry

Eating Disorders In The Digital Age | Matt Wetsel

Black Feminism, Hashtags, And The Importance Of Twitter To American Studies | Amanda Lineberry

Why I Started A Digital Comics Label Even Though Nobody’s Ever Heard Of Me | Danny Djeljosevic

Internship Opportunities Here | Monica Hunasikatti

ASMR, Or, Why My Guilty Pleasure Is Better Than Yours | Rachel Hall

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interviews.

Jamie Tucker | Q + A

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contributors.

DANIEL FANDINO
+ The Curious Life Of Memes
+ Insubstantial Pageants: Virtual Goods, Lost Worlds And An Impermanent Future
+ Hong Kong And China: Two Systems Of Social Media, One Country

NOBERTO GOMEZ
+ DRONE: An Excerpt From The Book Of Cannibals
+ DEATH: An Excerpt From The Book Of Cannibals
+ Ello: A Review

ANDREW JONES
+ Get Up, Stand Up
+ Ctrl+Alt+Del
+ “Just A Spoonful Of Musings Helps Reality Go Down…”

MICHAEL LEONBERGER
+ Bangin’ Those Video Machines
+ Atomic Zapruder
+ That Heavenly Man Smell
+ Bad Mirror
+ Generation Me

FRANCESCA LYN
+ Adventures In Comic Studies

EMILY MILLER
+ The Portrait Of A Cyber Bully
+ Sites Of Liberation: Queerness And Intentional Online Communities
+ TL;DR: It’s Not – And You Should
+ Checking Our Blind Spots: Holdback And A Topography Of Street Harassment

KENTA MURAKAMI
+ Jon Rafman: Experiencing The Sublime In Google Street View
+ Abject Thoughts

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extras.