It is with a great deal of pleasure and not a small amount of
finally fulfilled anticipation, that we announce the launch of the
Fibreculture Journal, Issue 22, trolls and the negative space of the
internet.
http://twentytwo.fibreculturejournal.org/It's
been a long and very full process of editing, performed in exhaustive
and perhaps at times exhausting fashion by Jason Wilson, Glen Fuller and
Christian McCrea. We had very many submissions for this issue. We had
to reject some fine articles along the way, yet this is still our
largest issue ever. Many thanks to Jason, Glen and Christian.
Mat
Wall-Smith deserves thanks as always for his wrangling of 315 pages of
text into three different forms of publication—no small feat. Many
thanks also to fellow Editor Su Ballard, who spent much time shepherding
the issue through it's (long) final stages. And of course many thanks
to all the authors, published and sadly not, who worked towards this
issue.
In related news, we're pleased to announce that the
Fibreculture Journal is now an Incorporated Association. Our new editing
arrangements also seem to have got off the ground and we can expect
much more activity around the journal in the future. We have begun work
towards issues on Creative Robotics, and on Apps and Affect. We also
have three other possible issues under consideration.
with kind regards, Andrew on behalf of the Fibreculture Journal Editorial team (Su Ballard, Glen Fuller, Andrew Murphie and Mat Wall-Smith).
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"A traveller, who has lost his way, should not ask, Where am I? What he really wants to know is, Where are the other places" - Alfred North Whitehead
Andrew Murphie - Associate Professor
School of the Arts and Media,
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, 2052
UNSW is CRICOS Provider code number 00098GEditor - The Fibreculture Journal
http://fibreculturejournal.org/>
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