Good KARMA: Détourning the Reading Device in Electronic Literature.

My creative writing project, Zero Day, is a verse novel in three parts. Part Three, the form of which is the subject of this paper, was written to be displayed on the phones of nearby observers, preferably without their consent. To achieve this last, I selected the KARMA attack as my vector. A KARMA...

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Publicado en:Limina Vol. 27; no. 2; pp. 38 - 52
Autor principal: Arnold, Chris
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Publicado: University of Western Australia Sep2022
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