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E-Lit Criticism
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Pressman’s Bookishness wins the 2021 N. Katherine Hayles Prize
Winner: Bookishness, by Jessica Pressman Honorable Mention: Antología Lit(e)Lat. Vol 1. by Leonardo Flores, Claudia Kozak, and Rodolfo Mata (eds) .break.dance by Marisa Parham ELO is proud to announce that… Read more.
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Announcing “Teaching Electronic Literature,” A Resource for Teachers
ELO is pleased to announce a collaboration with N. Katherine Hayles on “Teaching Electronic Literature,†a resource for teachers featuring useful links to curated collections of works, selected scholarly resources,… Read more.
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Summer eReading: Analyzing Digital Fiction
Our Summer eReading series resumes with a scholalry work that examines many of forms of electronic literature. Analyzing Digital Fiction (Routledge 2014), edited by Alice Bell, Astrid Ensslin, and Hans… Read more.
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Summer eReading: Digital Modernism
A continuation of our weekly Summer eReading series, highlighting new works of e-lit and scholarship. A certain self-referentiality and playful experimentation in works of electronic literature has won it the… Read more.
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Summer eReading: Phantasmal Media
As the semesters wrap up and the summer months begin in the Northern Hemisphere, you might find yourself with a little more time to catch up on your digital lit… Read more.
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Digital Preservation Project Launches at WSU Vancouver
Following up on their NEH Digital Humanities Start-up Grant, ELO President-elect Dene Grigar sends word of the Pathfinders project with first guest ELO board member Stuart Moulthrop: “Pathfinders: Documenting the… Read more.
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CFP New Works on Electronic Literature & Cyberculture: CLCWeb (3/1/13)
CFP: New Works on Electronic Literature and Cyberculture CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture 16.5 Deadline:March 1, 2013 Email to: mzalbidea [at] lasallecampus.es This CFP is aimed at participants in the… Read more.
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New Scientist Discovers Electronic Literature
Members of the Electronic Literature Organization no doubt remember the first time they heard about electronic literature. That exhilarating moment wrapped around a sense of possibility and a desire to… Read more.
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Electronic literature jobs at the University of Bergen
ELO Co-founder and Board member, Scott Rettberg, sends word of 2 opportunities in Norway! (Note: Summer deadlines for applications.) Two opportunities are now available at the University of Bergen’s Digital Culture… Read more.
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The ELO Directory returns 010110
ELO welcomes 010110 (decimal 22) with a special announcement: The framework for the Electronic Literature Directory version 2.0 is now online: http://eld.eliterature.org/ Think of this as an open house in… Read more.