Combining pictures, words, and a wealth of personal ephemera, scrapbook makers preserve on the pages of their books a moment, a day, or a lifetime.

This fascinating book offers readers an in-depth look at these unique artifacts, which are not only clever and amusing (where else could you dial-in ingredients to concoct "Creamed Oysters and Celery"?) but remain arguably relevant as a model for modern interactive design.

A speculative roadmap on what was then termed “new” media, this compilation brings together essays from the earlier publications along with more than twenty others on a variety of topics including avatars, "the cult of the scratchy," television, sex on the screen, and more.

This slim volume combines an essay published in The New Republic with an essay for the Phaidon monograph on Rand, specifically focused on the evolution and enduring impact of his pedagogy.