All the Ghosts in the Machine

'It is impossible to read the book and not be concerned about what your digital legacy might be. The book does not politely ask permission to consider these issues; it demands the reader's attention'. - The Psychologist. 'This is a beautifully written, engaging text that brims with stories. accessible, amusing and challenging, all in one go'. -. Maggi Savin-Baden,. University of Worcester, UK. One day, the breadcrumb trail you leave behind as you traverse your online environment will become your digital legacy - and social media are only the tip of the iceberg. Our digital legacies can be exquisitely revealing and unexpectedly persistent. What will yours say about you. 'Elaine Kasket has written a thought-provoking book [on] the psychosocial, legal, ethical and practical implications of being mortal in the digital age'. - Carla Sofka, co-editor of. Dying, Death, and Grief in an Online Universe. 'I read this book with the sinking realisation that my favourite response to a problem - "worry about it later" - is not really an option' -. Sunday Telegraph. 'A thorough and much-needed interrogation of an issue which, quite literally, faces us all' -. Geoff White, investigative journalist.