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Semiotics of the End: Essays on Capitalism and the Apocalypse Wurzeln and uncovers stories about theBack before the first edition of Semiotics of the End was published by the established Institute of Network Cultures, we joined Blue Labyrinths and NON in promoting three excerpts from what looked like a very promising book. We anticipated the first edition with some excitement, and we were secretly wishing we could have been the publisher, so when the author approached us about a second edition, we were delighted to facilitate. This book contains 13