Literary Nonfiction. LGBTQIA Studies. To be part of the most elite Tori Amos tape trading webring of 1998; you've got to be better than the best. This is how teenage Megan Milks sees it as they negotiate 2:1 trades of rare concert audio with some of the most intense Toriphiles the Internet has to offer--as well as navigate fandom friendships haunted with nascent queer meaning. In this new volume of REMEMBER THE INTERNET; Milks leads us through a world of concerts and USEnet meetups; a world just now inventing the rules for being with one another online: bring references; bring blanks.