I, too, do not know what I am doing: Notes on Bibliomaniac Fantasy eastern europe memories and invocations shared on

memories and invocations shared on these pages invite us to reconsider our mortality

and nationality in American culture in ways that both enable and constrain Asian masculinity

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He juxtaposes a practical analysis of this type of computerized learning with a theory of Black alienation in order to inspire alternative approaches to contemporary algorithmic practice

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I, too, do not know what I am doing: Notes on Bibliomaniac Fantasy eastern europe memories and invocations shared onThe first part of this publication compiles notes from the three day event Bibliomaniac Fantasy, recorded by Limestone Books colleagues Maximilian Yust and Elinice Adeyemi, together with interviews conducted with participants after the event. The second part introduces Firebrat Library and features interviews conducted by Adeyemi with various members of the Limestone Books community library.