(click here for my bio)
Maxwell Neely-Cohen is a writer, musician, and designer based in New York City. He is the author of the novel Echo of the Boom. His nonfiction and essays have appeared in places like The New Republic, SSENSE, and BOMB Magazine. His work in theater, technology, video games, and performance has been acclaimed by The New York Times Magazine, Frieze, and The Financial Times. He is currently the publisher of The HTML Review, a contributing editor at the Library Innovation Lab, and Wikipedian in residence for the National Book Foundation.
(click here for some of what I've been up to) Books and Publishing the html review, a journal of literature made for the web
There Came An Echo, Executive Producer for a game controlled by using your voice
Personal Archives, Libraries, and Journals My digitized closet (inspired by Clueless)
the html review, a journal of literature made for the web
Our Symphony for the Are.na Annual 2023
Echo of the Boom (2014) bookshop.org / barnes and noble / amazon
"Sacrificio" for BOMB
All Under One Roof for Ssense
Color Story: Terminal Green for Ssense
The Chromatic Trip for BOMB
The Life and Death of LOVE Park for Buzzfeed READER
NBA Twitter is Changing the Way We Watch Sports for The New Republic
A Most Curious Black Hole for Unwinnable
Brand Anorexia for Los Angeles Review of Books
Everybody's Doing It for The New Inquiry
Theatrical Sound Design
Live Coding
Performing Hannah Weiner's Code Poems
Read To Me
Drone Poetry
theballet.xyz
███████ ████ (coming soon)
Street Writer, a literary homage to Street Fighter II
Chaos Grants, spontaneous micro-grants for indie game devs
-In-Residency, helped found a residency at Babycastles
There Came An Echo, Executive Producer for a game controlled by using your voice
My digitized closet (inspired by Clueless)
A spreadsheet of the songs stuck in my head in the morning
A friendly neighborhood playlist
My record collection