Debating The Digital Essay at the London Review Bookshop · 75 minutes

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Contains Strong Language

Will Self discusses a range of issues provoked by this digital essay with Nicholas Spice and Helen Jeffrey from the London Review of Books, and Dan Franklin, Digital Publisher at Random House. Is this unique digital essay a proto-form for a new type deeper engagement with long form content on the web? What can Modernism tell us about the digital storm sweeping through our world? How might collaborative digital authorship move forward? What next?

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