The new contributions are:
#50 Knowing You, Knowing Me: An Appendix for Why We Cannot Speak, by Barrie James Sutcliffe (Gothenburg, Sweden)
#49 OPERATION: Sagan om den Stora Datan – Akt II, by Anna Lundh (Stockholm and NYC)
#48 Technology Of The Voice, by Johan Landgren (Gothenburg, Sweden)
#46 The Boy, by Meira Ahmemulic (Gothenburg, Sweden)

The new contributions are:
#47 The Great Satan, by Kalle Brolin (Berlin)

The new contributions are:
#46 Pojken, by Meira Ahmemulic (Berlin)
#45 OPERATION: Sagan om den Stora Datan – Akt I, by Anna Lundh (Stockholm and NYC)

Five new texts were released online in relation to a public event at HIAP in Helsinki, Finland:
#44: Clip Kino: Helsinki and beyond, by Andrew Gryf Paterson (Helsinki)
#43: Buying The Museum, by Alessandra Di Pisa (Stockholm)
#42: Sound Scape, by Toine Torvers (Rotterdam)
#41: Alienation Stories, by Jari Silomäki (Helsinki)

In an ongoing project at SQUID, notes for a book have been dispersed around the world. Please take a look at the latest addition from São Paulo:
#8 Untitled [In Progress], by A. S. Bessa (New York)

Furthermore, one of our previous contributions has now been translated into English: #37: The Publicly Private And The Privately Public, by Adriana Seserin (Stockholm)
#37: The Publicly Private And The Privately Public, by Adriana Seserin (Stockholm)

The 7th of November we released one new text:
#40 Family Album, by IC-98 (Turku)

One of the SQUID contributions is an ongoing project, which is regularly updated with new material. Please take a look at the updated version:
#8 Untitled [In Progress], by A. S. Bessa (New York)

The 17th of June we released five new texts:
#39: Urban Narratives – A round-table discussion with Meira Ahmemulic, Antonio Scarponi and Elin Wikström. Adapted to text by Katja Aglert, Martijn van Berkum and Janna Holmstedt.
#38: URBAN NARRATIVE: A MANIFESTO, by Antonio Scarponi (Zürich)
#37: Det publikt privata och det privat publika, by Adriana Seserin (Stockholm)
#36: Dolma, The Taste Of Kurdistan, by Francesca Recchia (Erbil)
#35: The 20th Century Chronicles, by Carl Åkerlund (Stockholm)One of the SQUID contributions is an ongoing project, which is regularly updated with new material.

One of the SQUID contributions is an ongoing project, which is regularly updated with new material. Please take a look at the updated version:
#8 Untitled [In Progress], by A. S. Bessa (New York)

And finally, two of the contributions, which have so far been available in Swedish only, can now be read in English as well:
#23: THEMES, AGAIN. (Part two of  “All Talk, No Action”), by Fredric Gunve (Göteborg)
#22: All Talk, No Action, by Fredric Gunve (Göteborg)

Five new texts were released online in relation to a public event at the project space Hit, Göteborg, Sweden:

#34 DESIRE, by Mairead Case
#33 Behind The White Door, by Imri Sandström
#32 Scrambles Amongst The Alps, by Martijn van Berkum
#31 Aquatic Aliens Versus Norwegian Marines, part I – IV, by Elin Wikström
#30 20th Century Type Coins. Radio Play For Two Characters, by Marc Ganzglass

Three new texts were released online in relation to the opening at Ersta konsthall, Stockholm:

#29 Genusvägrarmanifestet / The Manifesto Of Gender-Refusal / Le Manifeste Anti-Genre, by A. K. Westin
#28 New Territories In Acre And Why They Matter: Notes On Hope And "The Game" Of Coexistence, by Marjetica Potrc
#27 Ma And The Four Dimensional Concept Of Reality In Today's Tokyo, by Ninia Sverdrup

Four new contributions were released online in relation to a presentation of SQUID and participation in Travelling Magazine Table:

#26 Obligatory Passage Point, by Linus Elmes
#25 Ett parallellmanus till filmen: The Dream Of A Book, by Beata Berggren
#24 06.04.02, by Jelena Rundqvist
#23 Tema, igen., by Fredric Gunve

Five new contributions were released in relation to the public event at ak28:

#22 Mycket snack, lite(n) verkstad, by Fredric Gunve
#21 Excerpts From Bridge Over Deep Ditch, Poems Written In Ubud Nov 05 - Jan 06, by Torbjörn Säfve
#20 Dear Tom, by Michael Blum
#19 Love, Pain And Self-Erection, by Marcus Steinweg
#18 The Main Character Of The Scene, by Katja Aglert and Janna Holmstedt

In relation to the first public launch of SQUID online, a public event was arranged at Tensta konsthall, Stockholm, Sweden. Our initial 17 contributions were:

#17 Lost Homing Pigeons, by Aaron S. Davidson and Melissa Dubbin
#16 Coca-Cola Holy Water, by Paula von Seth
#15 Reflections Of A Percussionist, by Thomas Wingren
#14 Yet Another Artist With A Project, by Katja Aglert
#13 How I Became An Artist, by Saskia Holmkvist
#12 Labyrinth, by Peeter Laurits
#11 Drifting Through Incomplete Renovation, by 'What is to be done/CHTO DELAT?'
#10 The Heroes Of Absolute Zero, by Janna Holmstedt
#9 Poetry Is What Gets Lost In Translation, by Ylva Mazetti
#8 Untitled [In Progress], by A.S. Bessa
#7 Through the Home Tunnel, by Veronica Brovall
#6 This I Know About Home, by Jan Verwoert
#5 The Melancholy Of Evolution, by Po Hagström
#4 For The Love Of Foucault, by Marcus Steinweg
#3 Crystal Palace, by Camilla Bergqvist
#2 The Story As Seen From A Moving Viewpoint, by Yukie Kamiya
#1 "I Have Never Seen A Girl Wearing A Muslim Headscarf On Television Without It Being About The Scarf...", by Ellen Nyman