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Technology and the novel, from Blake to Ballard | Books | The Guardian
"I know which side I'm on: the more books I write, the more convinced I become that what we encounter in a novel is not selves, but networks; that what we hear in poems is (to use the language of communications technology) not signal but noise. The German poet Rilke had a word for it: Geräusch, the crackle of the universe, angels dancing in the static."
writing  technology  culture  novel  tommcarthy 
september 2010 by infovore

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