Dr. Nicholas Taylor is Associate Professor of Digital Media at North Carolina State University, USA. He applies critical, feminist and posthumanist perspectives to ethnographies of digital play. His work explores the intersections of subjectivity, communicative practice, technologies, and play across a variety of contexts, from competitive gaming tournaments to LEGO conventions.

Dr. Chris Ingraham is Assistant Professor of Communication at the University of Utah, USA. He performs scholarship that engages rhetorical theory, media studies, and ecological thought to explore the material and affective aspects of cultural politics in everyday life. His first academic book, Gestures of Concern, is forthcoming with Duke University Press.

Foreword
Acknowledgments
Glossary
Introduction: Clickable Media in a Plastic World
Nick Taylor, North Carolina State University, USA, and Chris Ingraham, University of Utah, USA
Chapter One: Palpable Pixels
Kate Maddalena, William Peace University, USA
Chapter Two: The Aesthetic Work of LEGO
Eddie Lohmeyer, University of Central Florida, USA
Chapter Three: Band of Builders
Jessica Elam, Berklee College of Music, USA
Chapter Four: Re-assembling Gender
Sarah Evans, Molloy College, USA
Chapter Five: Fake Plastic Trees
Chris Ingraham, University of Utah, USA
Chapter Six: Purity and the Boundaries of Belonging
Nick Taylor, North Carolina State University, USA
List of Contributors
Index