Schadenfreude with Bite
Richard Seymour: Trolling, 15 December 2016
This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things: Mapping the Relationship between Online Trolling and Mainstream Culture
by Whitney Phillips.
MIT, 256 pp., £10, September 2016,978 0 262 52987 7 Show More
by Whitney Phillips.
MIT, 256 pp., £10, September 2016,
Gendertrolling: How Misogyny Went Viral
by Karla Mantilla.
Praeger, 280 pp., £32, August 2015,978 1 4408 3317 5 Show More
by Karla Mantilla.
Praeger, 280 pp., £32, August 2015,
Trolls: An Unnatural History
by John Lindow.
Reaktion, 60 pp., £9.99, August 2015,978 1 78023 565 3 Show More
by John Lindow.
Reaktion, 60 pp., £9.99, August 2015,
“... say anything they can to provoke unwary victims, then delight in the outrage that follows. When Mitchell Henderson, a 12-year-old boy from Minnesota, killed himself in 2006, trolls descended on his MySpace page, where his friends and relatives were posting tributes. The trolls were especially taken with the fact that Henderson had lost his iPod days before ... ”