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A Collection Of Essays On The Uses Of New Media In The Formation Of East Asian And Pacific Queer Identities. Introduction: Beep-click-link / Chris Berry, Fran Martin, And Audrey Yue -- Interfaces: Global/local Intersections. I Knew It Was Me: Mass Media, Globalization, And Lesbian And Gay Indonesians / Tom Boellstorff. Japanese Queerscapes: Global/local Intersections On The Internet / Mark Mclelland. Guided Fan Fiction: Western Readings Of Japanese Homosexual-themed Texts / Veruska Sabucco. Syncretism And Synchronicity: Queer'n'asian Cyberspace In 1990s Taiwan And Korea / Chris Berry And Fran Martin. Queerly Embodying The Good And The Normal / David Mulally -- Mobile Sites: New Screens, New Scenes. Singaporean Queering Of The Internet: Toward A New Form Of Cultural Transmission Of Rights Discourse / Baden Offord. Pop And Ma: The Landscape Of Japanese Commodity Characters And Subjectivity / Larissa Hjorth. From Khush List To Gay Bombay: Virtual Webs Of Real People / Sandip Roy -- Circuits: Regional Zones. Queer Voyeurism And The Pussy-matrix In Shu Lea Cheang's Japanese Pornography / Katrien Jacobs. Sexing The City: Malaysia's New Cyberlaws And Cyberjaya's Queer Success / Olivia Khoo. Paging New Asia: Sambal Is A Feedback Loop, Coconut Is A Code, Rice Is A System / Audrey Yue. Edited By Chris Berry, Fran Martin, And Audrey Yue. Description Based Upon Print Version Of Record. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 268-292) And Index. English