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“A revolution by any other name would be completely misunderstood” – An Interview re: Michael Rowland’s Infinity in Bits (forthcoming with Equus Press, 2021)

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Jeffrey Howe and Narmin Ismiyeva sit down with Michael Rowland to talk about his book Infinity in Bits, forthcoming with Equus Press in October 2021. EP: How do different sections ‘talk’ to one another? Are they to be read chronologically or are the ‘cards’ to be shuffled and new original readings be made out of … Continue reading →

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