In an interview with Lynn Alexander, Michael Jacobson describes asemic writing and the influence of Tim Gaze on his work. Jacobson states that asemic writing is a nataural combination of texts and images and "sits between art & literature." He believes "asemic writing is descended from all forms of writing,...and also captures the techno-anxiety & information overload of a post-literate culture better than traditional forms of literary expression." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.