NS#222: Special - Writing the Internet Age

In this guest special, Helen and Stephen are joined by the author and editor Andrew O'Hagan, to explore selfhood in the internet era. Who are the slippery figures who populate our online worlds? Will there be a blacklash against this new fluidity?...

Daily Politics from the New Statesman · The New Statesman

June 20, 201726m 45s

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Helen and Stephen are joined by the author and editor Andrew O'Hagan, to explore selfhood in the internet era. Who are the slippery figures who populate our online worlds? Will there be a backlash against this new fluidity? And are these trends changing the way novelists write? Plus: why we love Instagram so much.

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