Description
In the Technology Issue we’re not so much looking into new gadgets as old Adams, and all the pixilated projections of him on our LCD screens. We look back at the dawn of the Walkman and the revolution of personal listening; we look forward to the age of personalized search engines and news sources. We have writing on holodecks and hovercrafts; on professional bloggers, flip phone users, porn watchers, and distracted parents. We have new poems from the brilliant Dick Allen, and an interview with Pulitzer finalist Nicholas Carr. Through it all, we find that with all our new-fangled devices, we continue to need the one thing that’s already been given—real love in the age of easy likes. Read some excerpts here.
