Rebecca Roach is Associate Professor at the University of Birmingham where her research and teaching focuses on contemporary literary culture. Her first book, Literature and the Rise of the Interview (2018), examined the form, practice, and technology of interviews. Prior to joining Birmingham in 2018, Dr Roach was a postdoctoral research associate at King's College London where she examined self-representation in new media. Before this, she completed a doctorate at the University of Oxford, a masters at the University of Edinburgh, and an undergraduate at the University of Oxford.

• Introduction: Literate Programming 1: J. M. Coetzee's Aesthetic Automatism 2: Hugh Kenner's Hobby 3: Christine Brooke-Rose's Towers of Babel 4: Kamau Brathwaite: Creolized Computing and Processual Aesthetics 5: William Gaddis, Technical Writer Conclusion: Documenting Difficulty

Rebecca Roach is Associate Professor at the University of Birmingham where her research and teaching focuses on contemporary literary culture. Her first book, Literature and the Rise of the Interview (2018), examined the form, practice, and technology of interviews. Prior to joining Birmingham in 2018, Dr Roach was a postdoctoral research associate at King's College London where she examined self-representation in new media. Before this, she completed a doctorate at the University of Oxford, a masters at the University of Edinburgh, and an undergraduate at the University of Oxford.

• Introduction: Literate Programming 1: J. M. Coetzee's Aesthetic Automatism 2: Hugh Kenner's Hobby 3: Christine Brooke-Rose's Towers of Babel 4: Kamau Brathwaite: Creolized Computing and Processual Aesthetics 5: William Gaddis, Technical Writer Conclusion: Documenting Difficulty

Rebecca Roach is Associate Professor at the University of Birmingham where her research and teaching focuses on contemporary literary culture. Her first book, Literature and the Rise of the Interview (2018), examined the form, practice, and technology of interviews. Prior to joining Birmingham in 2018, Dr Roach was a postdoctoral research associate at King's College London where she examined self-representation in new media. Before this, she completed a doctorate at the University of Oxford, a masters at the University of Edinburgh, and an undergraduate at the University of Oxford.

• Introduction: Literate Programming 1: J. M. Coetzee's Aesthetic Automatism 2: Hugh Kenner's Hobby 3: Christine Brooke-Rose's Towers of Babel 4: Kamau Brathwaite: Creolized Computing and Processual Aesthetics 5: William Gaddis, Technical Writer Conclusion: Documenting Difficulty