One can now picture a post-contemporary cyborg-narrator using hypertextual consciousness to investigate the possibilities of language and narrative experience. Free, unanchored, a nomadic presence whose virtual ubiquity is assured now that the portability of techno-shamanistic tools has been successfully integrated into The Revolution of Everyday Life. As the cyborg-narrator moves about, observing and recording the fields of action a synchronized, poetic gaze demands, hypertextual consciousness itself can't help but become a machine that poeticizes a web of creative investigations.