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IN.S.OMNIA: Invisible Seattle's OMNIA
Published by Published by Invisible Seattle Projects in association with Function Industries Press, 1985
ISBN 10: 0930257049 ISBN 13: 9780930257040
Language: English
First Edition
Trade Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. A Very Good copy. 88pp. with orange printed cardstock covers; illustrated throughout with b/w photos and illustrations. A local literary magazine, IN.S.OMNIA was a computer bulletin board/forum for interactive literature, a mode of self-publishinng, allowing users to send texts via computer. This project grew out of the 1983 'Novel Out of Seattle Project' by Invisible Seattle Projects: In August of 1983 the Invisibles, dressed as "literary workers" in white coveralls and hard hats with a question mark, used interviews, questionnaires, and repurposed arcade games to coax the city into writing its own great civic novel. The novel was publicly compiled during the.Bumbershoot Arts Festival in a theatrical installation using the "cyberno-ziggurat" Scheherezade II: 'first of a new generation of literary computers.' This is the first and only issue.
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IN.S.OMNIA: Invisible Seattle's OMNIA
Published by Published by Invisible Seattle Projects in association with Function Industries Press, 1985
ISBN 10: 0930257049 ISBN 13: 9780930257040
Language: English
First Edition
Trade Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. This copy is inscribed by two of the editors, Gyda Fossland and Tom Grothus. A Near Fine copy. 88pp. with orange printed cardstock covers; illustrated throughout with b/w photos and illustrations. A local literary magazine, IN.S.OMNIA was a computer bulletin board/forum for interactive literature, a mode of self-publishinng, allowing users to send texts via computer. This project grew out of the 1983 'Novel Out of Seattle Project' by Invisible Seattle Projects: In August of 1983 the Invisibles, dressed as "literary workers" in white coveralls and hard hats with a question mark, used interviews, questionnaires, and repurposed arcade games to coax the city into writing its own great civic novel. The novel was publicly compiled during the.Bumbershoot Arts Festival in a theatrical installation using the "cyberno-ziggurat" Scheherezade II: 'first of a new generation of literary computers.' This is the first and only issue.
