This volume of poems seeks to explore and play with and through the Internet Age's ubiquitously hyperactively intertextual paradoxes and and spectres. The velocity at which communications technologies has accelerated has left our connectedness overwhelming and overwhelmingly physically isolating too. A smartphone and a pet cat constitutes a family for some people. The ubiquity of the Internet has encouraged increasingly diasporising communities along with greater political engagements from those diasporising communities. The fluidity of these ever-evolving public domains is frustrating legislators no end too and simultaneously giving rise to increasingly niche political movements fuelling pluralities of political engagement both globally and locally.