Lucas writes:"Involuntary Reception is a double-imaged, double-edged report from a young woman contaminated with an EPF (electro-magnetic pulse field) that pegs the needle. Lucas' character has a story to tell, though paradoxically the conventional tools that she would use to convey her story would be instantaneously canceled by her surging EPF. She is forced to self-broadcast, and fortunately she is so in tune with the medium that she is able to do this without the need for hardware.

Quarantined from physical contact and yet always at risk of contamination, we are clued in that the mutant life is one of isolation. Lucas' character is both 'out of control' and 'outside of ' the influence of dominant control systems. She is vulnerable, unruly, and powerful––she is afraid to swim, she accidentally electrocutes a cat, and she erases computer chips.

Excerpt from Involuntary Reception