.... It addresses sequelisation as part of a new critical vocabulary that is necessary to contend with a host of emergent practices and formats in digital culture. Then, it considers the sequel as a trope of repetition, difference, continuation and memory. It concentrates on the sequel's latent registers...

... Journal Routledge Handbook to Nineteenth Century British Periodicals Spectator The digital culture archival research search browse periodicity media format When we go online today, we are invited to ‘browse’ and to ‘search’ as we gain access to millions of documents long available only in print...

...This chapter looks at what happens to the essay and essayism when shaped by the internet and other aspects of visual and digital culture. It argues that the digital visual essay has increasingly blurred essay genre lines – between formal and personal essays, essays and games, essays...

... of remembrance: obituaries, posthumously aired infomercials, biographies, statues and contemporary products of vernacular digital culture. Focusing on both repetitions and variations within these, it asks what remains of film stardom after an actor’s demise. Broadway stardom Hammerstein Oscar Hollywood Hudson...

...This coda to Beckett and Technology considers the spread of Beckettian references, viral memes, acts of identification, and intermedial adaptations in digital culture. Noting the increased flow of Beckett-related citation (especially humour) across media during the international...