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"This book orbits SECOND SEX WAR: a series of works by Sidsel Meineche Hansen addressing political and ethical questions arising from the use of digital bodies in contemporary visual culture and the means of production and distribution for these commodities. Realizing that the same avatars are used across the pornographic, gaming and cultural industries, she investigates the working conditions and relationships that structure these fields. Through numerous essays and conversations, SECOND SEX WAR, the book, emphasizes her collaborations with various practitioners (animator James Stringer, musician, DJ, and producer Nkisi, and writer Helena Vilalta) and the way they have inflected her practice. Media theorist Helen Hester (author of the Xenofeminist manifesto) reflects on the limitations of the porn industry and the use of female avatars. Artists collective Radclyffe Hall talks to photographer Phyllis Christopher about early lesbian erotica magazine in the 1980s. Linda Stupart compiles quotes by Sara Ahmed, Kathy Acker and Ursula K. Le Guin to consider what is radical sex today. Artist Hannah Black’s contribution, which opens the publication, reads like a manifesto for artists being crushed under the weight of current political circumstances."--