The Cell Phone Novel Craze of Early 2000s Japan Did Not, in Fact, Destroy Literature
Once upon a Y2K, technology still felt like it could fulfill some human need: our drive for connection, perhaps, or just external recognition of our internal monologue. In the early aughts, digital re...
Once upon a Y2K, technology still felt like it could fulfill some human need: our drive for connection, perhaps, or just external recognition of our internal monologue. In the early aughts, digital revolution doubled as personal revelation—suddenly, armed with boxy
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