Johannah Rodgers is a writer, artist, and educator whose work explores issues related to representation and communication practices across media.  She is the author of 52WordDrawings (mimeograph, 2017) Technology: A Reader for Writers  (Oxford University Press, 2014), the digital fiction project DNA (mimeograph.org/The Brooklyn Rail, 2012), and the book sentences (Red Dust, 2007).  Her short stories, essays, and book reviews have been published in Nat.Brut, Fence, Bookforum, and The Brooklyn Rail, where she is a contributing editor, and her visual works include the Excel Drawing Series, featured in the The Drawing Center Viewing Program, and The How Much Project, which explores the intersection of aesthetics, civic literacy, and social action in relation to income inequality in the United States via digital and analog visualization tools.  The editor of the open access educational web site www.digitalcomposition.org and the founder of mimeograph.org, she thinks, teaches, and writes about the history of the book and its relationships with both print and digital technologies of inscription and reproduction.  ::  @what_is_writing