#Socialmediaanxieties
Subtitle: a zine on digital failure and attachment
By: edited, designed, and curated by Liz Kinnamon
Publisher: The editor
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Tucson, AZ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 44
Subjects: Graduate students; Internet
Other titles: Social media anxieties
Description: This comp zine consists of writings and artwork about the effects of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Snapchat, OKCupid, and other social media platforms on the social behavior of those who use them. Essays range a large span of topics, including femininity's relationship with technology, the social media response to the acquittal of Trayvon Martin's killer, and the linguistic evolution of words like "touch" and "search" in the digital age. Most of the artwork is computer generated, with many pieces comprising of screenshots or digitally manipulated images. There are quotations and footnotes, as well.
Notes: Cover title.

Gift of  the editor, donated in 2014.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Liz Kinnamon; title: #WORK; title: femininity as a technology: some thoughts on hyperemployment / Robin James; title: #SUBJECTIVITY; title: Reparative compulsions / Rob Homing; title: Quantified/Days/Away / Caleb Beckwith; title: #W(E)ARY BODIES; title: 8==> / Brian Droitcour; title: nokcupid (1) / Lyle M. Suxe; title: Untitled / Maxine Anderson; title: nokcupid (2 & 3) / Lyle M. Suxe; title: #ATTACHEMENT; title: Touch to feel / Joanne McNeil; title: Content awareness / Enrico Coccioletti; title: We are between; title: I'm not surprised: social media and the desire path / Kimberly Alidio; title: Untitled / Aisah Sasha John