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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).

• 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

"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)