Sarah Kember is Professor of New Technologies of Communication at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK. Her recent publications include Life After New Media: Mediation as a Vital Process (2012). She is the Director of Goldsmiths Press and co-PI of an RCUK funded project on digital publishing (CREATe).

"Kember gives contemporary feminist thought a whole circuit of theory-praxis, a welcome imperative for everyone involved in contemporary pedagogies often bereft of good training: Right now, write now." (Kevin Gotkin, Catalyst - Feminism, Theory, Technoscience, July, 2016)

• Preface. A Tale of Smoke and Mirrors or Where is the i in imedia?introduction. Objects, Environments and MaterialsiMedia Manifesto Part OneRemember Cinderella. Glass as a fantasy figure of feminine and feminized labourUbiquitous Women: everywhere, everyware and everywearinterlude 1. Excerpt from A Day in the Life of Janet SmartiMedia Manifesto Part TwoTell A Her Story: on writing as queer feminist praxisinterlude 2. Excerpt from A Day in the Life of Janet SmartConclusion. iMedia Otherwise

Sarah Kember is Professor of New Technologies of Communication at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK. Her recent publications include Life After New Media: Mediation as a Vital Process (2012). She is the Director of Goldsmiths Press and co-PI of an RCUK funded project on digital publishing (CREATe).

"Kember gives contemporary feminist thought a whole circuit of theory-praxis, a welcome imperative for everyone involved in contemporary pedagogies often bereft of good training: Right now, write now." (Kevin Gotkin, Catalyst - Feminism, Theory, Technoscience, July, 2016)

• Preface. A Tale of Smoke and Mirrors or Where is the i in imedia?introduction. Objects, Environments and MaterialsiMedia Manifesto Part OneRemember Cinderella. Glass as a fantasy figure of feminine and feminized labourUbiquitous Women: everywhere, everyware and everywearinterlude 1. Excerpt from A Day in the Life of Janet SmartiMedia Manifesto Part TwoTell A Her Story: on writing as queer feminist praxisinterlude 2. Excerpt from A Day in the Life of Janet SmartConclusion. iMedia Otherwise

Sarah Kember is Professor of New Technologies of Communication at Goldsmiths, University of London, UK. Her recent publications include Life After New Media: Mediation as a Vital Process (2012). She is the Director of Goldsmiths Press and co-PI of an RCUK funded project on digital publishing (CREATe).

"Kember gives contemporary feminist thought a whole circuit of theory-praxis, a welcome imperative for everyone involved in contemporary pedagogies often bereft of good training: Right now, write now." (Kevin Gotkin, Catalyst - Feminism, Theory, Technoscience, July, 2016)

• Preface. A Tale of Smoke and Mirrors or Where is the i in imedia?introduction. Objects, Environments and MaterialsiMedia Manifesto Part OneRemember Cinderella. Glass as a fantasy figure of feminine and feminized labourUbiquitous Women: everywhere, everyware and everywearinterlude 1. Excerpt from A Day in the Life of Janet SmartiMedia Manifesto Part TwoTell A Her Story: on writing as queer feminist praxisinterlude 2. Excerpt from A Day in the Life of Janet SmartConclusion. iMedia Otherwise