No, Robot, No!The role of robots in our future is ever in flux. Originally envisaged as the perfect underclass, they threaten to emerge as our replacements, our conquerors, even a more durable extension of our selves. Let No, Robot, No be your trusty interactive guide to the coming revolution: a whirring, clanking trip into the uncanny valley. Human and automaton meet, mesh and clash in pages of fizzing lyricism and dizzying colour, exploring the poetics of AI,

the woman he loves

not the flurries of hard consonants

due March 2008

when the Council House was being built and the statue of Queen Victoria still stood in Market Square

Exchanging the cold North-East for bougainvillea

scriptwriter and actress of Dominican heritage

serial compositions

ISBN 9781852249496) and the HarperCollins Book of English Poetry (HarperCollins India

Mohammed al-Arishiya

overlooked by historians and marginalised in the timeline of music

the reflection

'Convergences'