ZINE MUNCH #9: Twitter Mutual Writer House and the Limits of Critique (w/ Jessica Dai and Emily Liu)
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On Kernel Magazine, agency, and moving beyond tech boosterism or tech fatalism
Emily Liu and Jessica Dai are (respectively) the editor-in-chief and managing editor of Kernel Magazine, an annual print publication by Reboot, a community reimagining techno-optimism for a better collective future. They just released their second issue, which you can purchase in print or online. I’ve always been drawn to Reboot for its emphasis on ‘writing as politics’ and instilling a sense of agency in its readership. I’m cheating a little bit with this ZINE MUNCH—I’ve been involved with Reboot for a few years, first as a participant in our student fellowship and now as an organizer, in…
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