2006
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Stuart Moulthrop at Penn
The MACHINE series is pleased to host Stuart Moulthrop, author of Victory Garden, Hegirascope, Reagan Library, and Pax. Moulthrop will discuss his more than 15 years of work in digital… Read more.
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Recycled
In “Recycled,” Giselle Beiguelman has taken an “artifact” of electronic technology, the object-follow-cursor feature, and transposed it into a moving metaphor. Across a field of bright yellow, the letters RECYCLED… Read more.
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Shelley Jackson at University of Maryland, College Park
The John and Bebe Petrou Foundation, the Department of English, and the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) are very pleased to announce the 2006 Bebe Koch Petrou… Read more.
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Interlude — Dorothy and Sid
Judy Malloy’s “Interlude” is part of a longer work entitled Dorothy and Sid. This story focuses on the lives of contemporary artists in the San Francisco Bay area; it unfolds… Read more.
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First Nebraska Digital Workshop, September 22-23
The Center for Digital Research in the Humanities at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln invites pre-tenure faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students to submit proposals on digital humanities work at… Read more.
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ELO in the News: Robert Coover at the Our Lady of the Lake University Literary Festival
Read a brief article in the San Antonio Express-News about Robert Coover’s recent presentation at Our Lady of the Lake University’s first city-wide literary festival. Coover’s overview of the elit… Read more.
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ETC “Prosthetic Imagination” for Poetry is Online
Erica T. Carter (the Electronic Text Composition project) now has a home page. Users can generate poetry with the system Jim Carpenter has presented at the Slought Foundation, as part… Read more.
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One Year New Media Studies Position at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey is hiring a Visiting Instructor/Assistant Professor to teach introductory through advanced courses in New Media Studies, including writing for New Media and Multimedia… Read more.
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Dangerous Curves The interactive whodunit doesn’t get any harder-boiled than in Dangerous Curves, a rare and effective follow-up to the style of detective interactive fiction seen in Stu Galley’s The Witness. A… Read more.
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E-FEST 2006 at Brown, March 22-24
E-FEST 2006: A Celebration of New Literary Hypermedia is taking place at Brown University March 22-24. The events include several presentations of new work and panels on “Memory and Real… Read more.
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