E-Lit Criticism
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&Now Festival Calls for eliterature (6/15/09, 10/14-17/09)
Among the innovative writing featured at the past three &Now festivals has been a strong showing of electronic literature. Steve Tomasula sends us word that he hopes to see more… Read more.
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SoftWhere: Software Studies Worksop 2008 (5/21-5/22)
Software Studies Gets Underway at UC San Diego! Wednesday, May 21st, from 12:30-5:00pm, ELO board member Noah Wardrip-Fruin and the Software Studies Initiative at UC San Diego invite you to… Read more.
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The Iowa Review Web returns
A new issue of The Iowa Review Web marks its reemergence as a hub of electronic literature. Although the issue has been online for sometime, we wanted to give it… Read more.
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“Second Person” on the electronic book review
Following their game plan (or walkthrough) for First Person, Pat Harrigan and Noah Wardrip-Fruin have brought their anthology Second Person: Role-Playing and Story in Games and Playable Media to the… Read more.
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ELO Welcomes 3 New Board Members
The Electronic Literature Organization is happy to announce the addition of three new board members, Stuart Moulthrop, John Cayley, and Mark Marino. Read more.
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New on the Electronic Book Review: Electropoetics
In the latest selection from the Electronic Book Review, Associate Editor Lori Emerson brings together both critics and creators of electronic poetry, some of whom established themselves at the very… Read more.
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The Aesthetics of Net Literature
In The Aesthetics of Net Literature: Writing, Reading and Playing in Programmable Media editors Peter Gendolla and Jörgen Schäfer have put together a broad table of contents — including contributions… Read more.
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Second Person: Role-Playing and Story in Games and Playable Media
MIT Press has just published Second Person: Role-Playing and Story in Games and Playable Media. Edited by Pat Harrigan and ELO VP Noah Wardrip-Fruin, the book includes contributions by ELO… Read more.
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Framed
The frAme: Online Journal of Culture & Technology which published new media writing, art, interviews and essays from 1995-2004, has stopped actively publishing new work, but it’s going out with… Read more.
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New Issue of ebr: Electronic Book Review
In this issue of ebr, the “waves” thread features essays on “Feminisms: Post, Past, and Present,” introduced by Elizabeth Joyce. The “critical ecologies” thread includes a review of Lawrence Lessig’s… Read more.