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Whalelane #8
Issue #8 of Whalelane (archive URL: http://www.whalelane.com) has been published and is available online. This issue has writing by Christopher Barnes, R.T. Castleberry, Melanie Faith, Alan Girling, Brandon Shiimoda, and… Read more.
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The Glass Snail
“The Glass Snail“, a hypertext story by internationally renowned author Milorad Pavic, is available at the Word Circuits Gallery. The Word Circuits Gallery also has hypertext poetry and fiction by… Read more.
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Kind of Blue
Scott Rettberg’s serial email novel, Kind of Blue, has been published by frAme Journal of Culture & Technology. Read more.
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TIR Web
The Iowa Review Web features Stuart Moulthrop’s new piece, “Pax” and an interview with Moulthrop by Noah Wardrip-Fruin; the work of Margaret Stratton and an interview with Stratton by Leslie… Read more.
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Slope Hyperliterature Feature
Visit the Slope Hyperliterature Feature to view works by Adrienne Eisen, Brandon Barr, Carrie McMillan, Giselle Beiguelman, Gloria Monaghan/John Landry, Jason Nelson, Jorge Luiz Antonio, Lewis Lacook, mez, and an… Read more.
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Netart from Canada
JavaMuseum is proud to launch I – Highway – Netart from Canada, a new show that focuses on netart and the position of New Media art in Canada. Read more.
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The Iowa Review Web
Vol. 5, No. 2 of The Iowa Review Web features: “A Media Theory of Consciousness” by Anthony Enns, a review of Joseph Tabbi’s Cognitive Fictions; an interview with Tabbi, and… Read more.
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Whalelane – Issue No. 6
Whalelane, an online journal of writing, the visual arts, and experimental formats, is celebrating its first anniversary online with Issue No. 6. The March 15th issue features poetry and fiction… Read more.
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InfLect Journal Now Online
Volume One of InfLect is officially launched! InfLect is a journal of multimedia writing based at the University of Canberra Centre for Writing. The journal showcases creative work which brings… Read more.
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New TIR Web
William Poundstone’s ground-breaking New Media piece premieres in this issue. Also included is new work from John Cayley and an interview with Cayley by Brian Kim Stefans. Read more.
