"Endorsement: 'Intriguing stories by established or rising writers in which technology is examined to connect, question, provoke and entertain.'- Tabish Khair, author of How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position" "We live in a world where battles are fought in cyberspace, relationships are forged through voice-over-IP and declarations of love are made through speedy text messages.
"Endorsement: 'Intriguing stories by established or rising writers in which technology is examined to connect, question, provoke and entertain.'- Tabish Khair, author of How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position" "We live in a world where battles are fought in cyberspace, relationships are forged through voice-over-IP and declarations of love are made through speedy text messages.
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"Endorsement: 'Intriguing stories by established or rising writers in which technology is examined to connect, question, provoke and entertain.'- Tabish Khair, author of How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position" "We live in a world where battles are fought in cyberspace, relationships are forged through voice-over-IP and declarations of love are made through speedy text messages. Pertinently then, the stories in Only Connectweigh the deep impact of technology on our lives, relationships and the ways in which we perceive each other and ourselves." "While Meenakshi Bharat's 'B Wid U Soon' shows how, despite the distance between them, technology helps a couple share the birth of their baby, Janhavi Acharekar's Sneha, 25 highlights the hoax of digital ties as a young girl is conned by a cyber-lover. The sinister face of technology is alarmingly demonstrated by Malik Sajad's graphic tale, 'Facebooked', Chandani Lokuge's 'Trial by Media' and Kiran Nagarkar's 'The Race for Arms'. Technology changes the language we speak, as dramatized in Neelum Saran Gour's 'A Software Sonata'. It colours our perception of lived experience, as shown by Sharon Rundle in 'Fugue for Guinea Pigs'. And in fact, technology even irrevocably changes the way we connect with art as Yasmine Gooneratne describes in 'Barry Meets His Muse'" A collection of twenty riveting stories, Only Connect traces this brave new world we have come to inherit.
Publisher: Rupa Publications India
Author: Meenakshi Bharat, Sharon Rundle
Pages: 240
ISBN: 9788129134608
Publication Date: 01 August 2014
"Endorsement: 'Intriguing stories by established or rising writers in which technology is examined to connect, question, provoke and entertain.'- Tabish Khair, author of How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position" "We live in a world where battles are fought in cyberspace, relationships are forged through voice-over-IP and declarations of love are made through speedy text messages.
"Endorsement: 'Intriguing stories by established or rising writers in which technology is examined to connect, question, provoke and entertain.'- Tabish Khair, author of How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position" "We live in a world where battles are fought in cyberspace, relationships are forged through voice-over-IP and declarations of love are made through speedy text messages.
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"Endorsement: 'Intriguing stories by established or rising writers in which technology is examined to connect, question, provoke and entertain.'- Tabish Khair, author of How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position" "We live in a world where battles are fought in cyberspace, relationships are forged through voice-over-IP and declarations of love are made through speedy text messages. Pertinently then, the stories in Only Connectweigh the deep impact of technology on our lives, relationships and the ways in which we perceive each other and ourselves." "While Meenakshi Bharat's 'B Wid U Soon' shows how, despite the distance between them, technology helps a couple share the birth of their baby, Janhavi Acharekar's Sneha, 25 highlights the hoax of digital ties as a young girl is conned by a cyber-lover. The sinister face of technology is alarmingly demonstrated by Malik Sajad's graphic tale, 'Facebooked', Chandani Lokuge's 'Trial by Media' and Kiran Nagarkar's 'The Race for Arms'. Technology changes the language we speak, as dramatized in Neelum Saran Gour's 'A Software Sonata'. It colours our perception of lived experience, as shown by Sharon Rundle in 'Fugue for Guinea Pigs'. And in fact, technology even irrevocably changes the way we connect with art as Yasmine Gooneratne describes in 'Barry Meets His Muse'" A collection of twenty riveting stories, Only Connect traces this brave new world we have come to inherit.
Publisher: Rupa Publications India
Author: Meenakshi Bharat, Sharon Rundle
Pages: 240
ISBN: 9788129134608
Publication Date: 01 August 2014
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