Natalie Bookchin brought net artists and activists to Los Angeles for ntntnt. The threads and fragments from original conversations were woven together with techno-utopian ruins and associatively cross-indexed with fragments from the distant age of "Browser Wars," creating stuttering, paper-based constellation. The resulting book is not so much a document as an artifact — a puzzled, puzzling, mnemonic object marked by passage of a particular time.
Clocking in at 396 pages, with nearly 200 fragments, and more than 50 illustrations. The 6 indexical divisions and 37 topical sections were inspired by the published form of Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project, another textual ruin attempting to memorialize the recent past.