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Postdigitality is a cross-disciplinary book category that explores life after the simple novelty of digital technology — where the online and offline, code and matter, human and machine are thoroughly entangled and taken for granted. It gathers cultural criticism, theory, art writing, design manifestos, memoir and speculative fiction that probe how software, data infrastructures, automation, surveillance, algorithmic bias, and networked economies reshape subjectivity, labor, aesthetics and ecology. Postdigital books examine hybrid media practices (analogue/digital blends, glitch and remix aesthetics), ask how technologies inherit social power, and imagine pragmatic or speculative responses to pervasive computation — from critical histories and policy proposals to experimental narratives and artist projects that show what living with always-on systems feels, looks and means.

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