New E-Lit
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Launching The Electronic Literature Collection, vol. 3
Electronic Literature Collection, vol. 3 Announcing the publication of the Electronic Literature Collection Volume 3, which launched today at an event at the Stedman Art Gallery at Rutgers University, Camden.… Read more.
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Summer eReading: Writing Under
Our Summer eReading series continues with a selection from Alan Sondheim’s collected works “The Internet Text” published by West Virginia University under the title Writing Under. Chris Funkhouser says of… Read more.
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New Issues of 2 E-lit journals Hyperrhiz & BleuOrange
This month, we’re featuring posts on e-lit journals that have published issues recently. Up first: Hyperrhiz & bleuOrange The latest issues Hyperrhiz: New Media Cultures and bleuOrange are now online, featuring… 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.
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Searching for a New(er) Digital Literature
Announcing a new(er) presentation of Electronic Literature Organization: Searching for a New(er) Digital Literature. “Searching for a New(er) Digital Literature” is an exhibition of twelve multimedia works that offer readers… Read more.
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New Collection; Stephanie Strickland’s Zero: Zero
Announcing Stephanie Strickland’s new book of poems, ZONE : ZERO, which includes a CD with two sequences from the book as interactive digital poems. Here you will find sample poems,… Read more.
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Visionary Lanscapes Gallery of New Electronic Literature
The Visionary Landscapes Conference features a gallery of exciting works of electronic literature in three venues. See the site for more information about these works. North Bank Artists Gallery—Electronic Literature… 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.
