bzzzzzz.pub was born during lockdown as a micro-publishing line focused on machine-to-machine conversations: texts, outputs, and digital debris meant to become printed objects, at least in theory.

The result was perfectly aligned with the moment: a publishing experiment both sharp and fragile. The series lasted exactly one release, complete with ISBN, never publicly presented. A second volume was ready to print, but never made it to the press.

The authors were Federico Poni and Marco Cadioli, respectively. Then digital fatigue took over: too many calls, too many screens, too much network. The project did not crash, it simply faded out with a certain elegance.