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When, a bit over a year ago, we had the pleasure of meeting with British writer and theorist Mark Fisher in Rome, his book Ghosts of My Life: Writings on Depression, Hauntology and Lost Futures was about to come out and we took the opportunity in order to talk with him about the future — not about his future or our future, but about the idea of the future itself in present-day society. In 1962, Umberto Eco published Opera aperta, setting the ground for a new wave of creative experimentation across the arts and media. The concept of «open work» - informed by systems theory, cybernetics, relativism, pragmatism and other influential disciplines of the time - was used by Eco to reconsider the work of art as a site for Venice, Instant Narrative (2006), for exam- pie, involves someone sitting with a laptop hooked up to a projector as they type a text describing the visitors' behaviour in the Pavilion, a scrivener—surveyor situation, while Rehearsal/Retrospective (2010) com- prised coaching about how to enact further performed pieces by García, including paradigmatic regional writer, and her [The] Country of the Pointed Firs [1896] as the deining work of American literary regionalism" (Baym 303). Regarding its relevance in a global community, nineteenth-century literary regionalism has been reassessed (Fetterley and Pryse; P. Joseph), increasingly through Werner Vordtriede echoed Stegner's sentiment in an essay published that same year.4An anonymous review in the German weekly Der Spiegelpublished three years later stated the same (see Balestrini 187). More recently, John Fletcher has written in his Novel and Reader that "Humbert is seduced by a knowing Lolita, and not the other way round. He wrote for the magazine Il Verri, founded and co-directed the now-defunct Alfabeta [1] [2] and was one of the Italian writers published in the anthology I Novissimi (1961). Balestrini was born in Milan. During the 1960s, as the group was growing and becoming the Gruppo 63, Balestrini was the editor of their publications. Ms. Abdel-Magied is a mechanical engineer, social advocate, writer and 'petrol head'. Debut author at 24 with the coming-of-age-memoir, Yassmin¶s Story, the 2015 Queensland Mara Balestrini Ms. Balestrini is a Human Computer Interaction (HCI) researcher and a technology In 2006, he headed the µRegulation Taskforce¶ for The contribution by Balestrini featured the poem, a description of the generative procedure, information on the implemen- tation and the relative outputs. Tape Mark I starts from three fragments ( groups ) extracted from the following texts (here we report the Italian titles of the rst two): 1. Diario di Hiroshima by Michihito Hachiya 2. "The teenage girl who invented science fiction" She wrote the novel Frankenstein (1818); or, The Modern Prometheus at the age of nineteen. Following bestseller statusand a successful stage adaptation, Mary set the record straight with the second edition in 1822. H.G. WELLS "The father of science fiction" The Shakespeare of Science Fiction along with Jules Verne, as one of the creators Footnote 13 As I have argued elsewhere, the companion volume that Miranda and his co-author, Jeremy McCarter, published about six months after the Broadway premiere embodies the triangulation of history, historiography, and theatrical representation in the present moment (Balestrini 2018). As this book entrusts the historiography of the musical The German quotation above comes from the title of an essay written by Ren