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McLuhan's Techno-Sensorium City​ (2020)

(Rowman & Littlefield, 2020)

Marshall McLuhan was both an activist and a speculative urbanist who drew from cross-disciplinary and ahistorical sources to explore constitutive exchanges between humanity and technologies to alter human perception and imagine a sustainable future based on collective participation in a responsive urban environment. This environment—a techno-sensorium—would endeavour to design and program technology to be favourable to life and capable of engaging with multiple senses. 

Imaginations: Marshall McLuhan and the Arts

(Journal of Cross-Cultural Image Studies, 2017)
A collection of essays about McLuhan's interest in and contribution to art theory and practice. 

Edited by Jaqueline McLeod Rogers and Adam Lauder

Contributors: Adam Lauder and Jaqueline McLeod Rogers, Elena Lamberti, Alexander Kuskis, Adina Balint, Jessica Jacobson-Konefall, May Chew, Daina Warren, Tom McGlynn, Henry Adam Svec, Kenneth R. Allan, Mohammad Salemy, Jody Berland, and Gary Genosko

Finding McLuhan: The Mind/The Man/The Message

(University of Regina Press, 2015)
In 1965, Tom Wolfe famously asked of Marshall McLuhan: "Suppose he is the oracle of the modern times--what if he is right?" Fifty years later, McLuhan's biographer, his sons, and sixteen scholars explore how McLuhan's predictions have come true.