Wegweisende Publikation von 1987, darunter das „erste E-Book“ von Immatrix Publications , organisiert und herausgegeben von Andreas Müller-Pohle und Volker Rapsch in enger Zusammenarbeit mit Vilém Flusser. Der Essay „Hat Schreiben Zukünftig“ wurde in Buchform und vor allem auch als DOS-Floppies mit erweiterten interaktiven Funktionalitäten und Soundeffekten veröffentlicht.

Andreas Müller-Pohle recounts: „Vilém Flusser's essay „die Schrift“ is not only about writing, it calls writing itself into question through writing. Originally we had discussed a traditional printed book for publication, the idea for an electronic edition in my exchanges with Volker Rapsch, with whom I founded Immatrix Publications in 1986. Flusser liked this new idea and contributed a new „postscript“ for the electronic edition. In the postscript (literally „after writing“) Flusser proposes the reader can either encounter the electronic publication as a „no-longer-book“ (nichtmehrbuch) or as a „also-still-book“ (nochimmerbuch) - to indicate that the reader could engage with the publication in dialogue instead of simply reading it off the screen. Therein lay the whole explosiveness of this project: it allowed the reader not only apprehend text as the result of a writing process, but it permitted text to become a process itself. This essay pointed towards a new culture of writing, and fortunately there was a technology - primitive from today's point of view - with which the experiment could be attempted concretely.“ (from „Ein Gespräch zwischen Andreas Müller-Pohle (European Photography, Immatrix Publications) und Daniel Irrgang (Vilém Flusser Archiv) im August 2015.) (trans. B. Gottlieb)