What happens to the body when it only stares at a screen? Maxime Garcia Diaz explores this question in her groundbreaking debut collection. Her associative poems weave together digital culture, feminism, and current themes, combining fragments of news, academic theories, and vanished websites from the noughties.
It’s warm in the hivemind offers a poetic analog internet: a paper web full of pop culture, dead URL’s, and girls’ bodies. Garcia Diaz creates a boundary-blurring, polyphonic current that reflects the internet’s unruly, dangerous, and at the same time joyful character.