All people count as members of the Cyborg Club. We help one another get in touch with our inner robots. This club emerged much later than the Skull Club and traces its beginnings to Cybernalia. I started the club for those who wanted a more contemporary group than the Skull Club. The links and my writings below can guide and inform Cyborg Club members.
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Cyborg Gospel: Selected Fragments (work in progress, 2011 to present)
In 2011 I started this book I'd like to write. This document is in active development and shared here only in partial form. It presents selected fragments from an unfinished work in progress. The full manuscript continues to evolve. These excerpts do not present doctrine, instruction, or authority. They function as artistic and philosophical reflections.
Cyborg Club looseleaf binder (work in progress, May 7, 2011 to present)
I encourage Cyborg Club members at Cybernalia 2011 to create drawings and/or writings. These works were collected by me into a looseleaf binder labeled Cyborg Club. The binder continues to document club history, lore, artworks.
My journal entry of November 11, 2008 states that I created the Cyborg Club on that date.
The Meaning of Cybernalia (4/3/2004)
This text serves as a public introduction to Cybernalia and forms part of the Cyborg Club archive. More recent writings expand and complicate these ideas.
Cybernetic Aesthetics (work in progress, 1991 to present)
In 1991 I started thinking about this book I'd like to write. I've been working on it ever since. I'd love to hear any feedback you'd like to provide. This is an unfinished working draft of a book in progress. Sections may shift, expand, or be removed.
Cybernetic Aesthetics Manifesto (1991)
