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Poemas no meio

by Rui Torres. Poemas no meio do caminho, written in Portuguese, is a poetry project that offers the reader different reading possibilities, depending on her navigational decisions. There are two available versions: the horizontal and the vertical. The horizontal version is a 3D panorama including video that the reader can drag; the vertical version uses [...]

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Tailspin

by Christine Wilks. From birdsong to video game music to the ringing sounds of tinnitus, sound is at the core of Tailspin as both theme and structural device. A story of intergenerational conflict unfolds through sound as a woman negotiates between her father, who was “nothing more than an aircraft fitter” during WWII, and her [...]

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Entre Ville

by J.R. Carpenter. Entre Ville is J.R. Carpenter’s affectionate and keenly perceptive homage to her former Montréal neighborhood, Mile End, and its many inhabitants. With poetic text framed by videos documenting the texture and sounds of the back alleyways, Entre Ville is a richly layered and sensorial exploration of the entre ville, the interior city. [...]

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slippingglimpse

by Stephanie Strickland, Cynthia Lawson Jaramillo, and Paul Ryan. slippingglimpse is a verbal-visual collaboration between a poet, programmer, and videographer. Each of the ten parts consists of a video of moving water associated with a poetic text that can be conventionally read in split-screen format as it scrolls upwards. (The “scroll text” view enables conventional [...]

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Wordscapes and Letterscapes

by Peter Cho. Letterscapes is a collection of twenty-six interactive typographic landscapes, encompassed within a dynamic, dimensional environment. Wordscapes is a collection of reactive one-word poem landscapes, one for each letter of the alphabet. These two sets of 26 works each operate at the nexus of typography, animation and interactivity making modest claims for each, [...]

Ah

by K Michael & Dirk Vis. Ah articulates a simple paradox of reading animated digital literature, which is that the eye, and by extension the mind, often has no sense of the future of a sentence or line of text and, more importantly, is not given the chance to retread an already witnessed word or [...]

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The Sweet Old Etcetera

by Alison Clifford. The Sweet Old Etcetera is an interactive web project based on the poetry of E. E. Cummings. E. E. Cummings’ poetry is highly visual, playful and experimental. “The Sweet Old Etcetera” interprets selected poems for a new media context and introduces additional layers of meaning through the use of motion, graphics, sound [...]

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Research Opportunities at the ELD

February 19, 2017 in ELO, Job Listings

Announcing opportunities to contribute to one of ELO’s major projects is the Electronic Literature Directory (ELD). (http://directory.eliterature.org/)

The Electronic Literature Directory (ELD 2.0) is a collection of literary works, descriptions, and keywords. Both a repository of works and a critical companion to e-literature, the ELD hosts discussions that are capable of being referenced and revised over years of use, and the ELD feed directly into ELO’s larger CELL project (http://cellproject.net/).

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MLA 2017 Readings & Performances

January 4, 2017 in Conference, ELO

Join the Electronic Literature Organization for an evening of readings & performances during the Modern Language Association conference in Philadelphia, PA. The event takes place in the Connelly Auditorium (room 806) in the Terra Building at The University of the Arts, on January 5, 2017, from 8-10 p.m.

Dene Grigar and Jennifer Zaylea, Emcees

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Launching ELC3

September 28, 2016 in ELO, Press Release

ELC3 2.0

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ELO at The Kitchen — NYC – Sept. 10

September 9, 2016 in ELO, Events

If you’re in NYC (or near enough to hop a train), join us for We Have Always Been Digital, at The Kitchen. ELO President Dene Grigar will be there with hard copies of ELC3 (announcement forthcoming) and previous collections for the first people to sign up as members.

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CFP ELO 17 (Dec 5; July 19-22, 2017)

August 12, 2016 in Calls, Conference, ELO

ELO’17

Electronic Literature > Affiliations, Communities, Translations

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CFP: International Conference on Digital Media and Textuality (5 July; 3-5 Nov 2016)

June 10, 2016 in Calls, Conference, ELO

CFP: International Conference on Digital Media and Textuality
3rd to 5th November 2016, Universität Bremen, Germany
Conference chair: Dr. Daniela Côrtes Maduro
Deadline for Submissions: 5 July 2016
Website: https://digmediatextuality.wordpress.com/

CONFIRMED KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

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ELO 2016 Begins!

June 10, 2016 in Calls, ELO

ELO 2016 at University of Victoria, Victoria, Canada
http://elo2016.com
#ELO16, #DHSI2016

Over 190 participants have arrived from around the world to Victoria, Canada for the 2016 international conference of the Electronic Literature Organization now underway, the largest ELO conference to date.

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Meet ELO’s New Communication Team

May 19, 2016 in ELO

As ELO continues to grow and develop as an organization, we have an increasing number of activities and opportunities to share with our members and the world at large. To keep information flowing, we are expanding our communications group.

Meet the new communications team! Jeneen Naji, Élika Ortega, and Mia Zamora will be joining to help coordinate our social media and email communications. Mark Marino will continue as Director of Communications. Get to know our team, while they are getting to know you and your work!

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Mark Sample Joins ELO Board

May 17, 2016 in ELO

ELO is pleased to announce that Mark Sample will be joining the Board of Directors. Mark is a well-established scholar in the field of digital humanities and is also an author of works of electronic literature, including “Takei, George, which was published in the Electronic Literature Collection, volume 3. ELO now has a full 20-person Board as we head into the annual conference!

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Anastasia Salter Joins ELO Board

April 25, 2016 in ELO

The Electronic Literature is pleased to welcome its newest Board Member Anastasia Salter. Anastasia has most recently served as an editor of the Electronic Literature Collection, Volume 3 and brings expertise on interactive games, software platforms and much more.

Her full bio follows.

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April is ePoetry Month

April 1, 2016 in ELO, Events

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During the month of April, the USA celebrates National Poetry Month, a literary celebration inaugurated by theAcademy of American Poets in 1996. To join the celebrations, the Electronic Literature Organization and I ♥ E-Poetry will be publishing a calendar (below) to highlight e-poetry performance and publication events from around the world.

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Launching The Electronic Literature Collection, vol. 3

February 18, 2016 in ELO, New E-Lit

Electronic Literature Collection, vol. 3

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4Humanities “Shout Out for the Humanities” Contest

February 4, 2016 in Awards, Calls, ELO

4Humanities
“Shout Out for the Humanities” Contest

info:http://4humanities.org/contest/

Your submission to this contest should answer such questions as: Why is studying the humanities–e.g., history, literature, languages, philosophy, art history, media history, and culture–important to you? To society? How would you convince your parents, an employer, a politician, or others that there is value in learning the humanities?

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Call for Submission: 2016 ELO Prize (Feb 1-28, 2016)

January 19, 2016 in Awards, Calls, ELO

Call for the 2016 ELO Prize
(Feb 1-28, 2016 Submission Period)

See Full Details Here

The Electronic Literature Organization is proud to offer the following two prestigious awards, “The Robert Coover Award for a Work of Electronic Literature” and “The N. Katherine Hayles Award for Criticism of Electronic Literature.”

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CFP: ELO 2016: Next Horizons (11/15/15; 6/10-12/16) Victoria, B.C.

October 12, 2015 in Calls, Conference, ELO

Next Horizons: ELO 2016 

10-12 June 2016
University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C.
Deadline for Scholarly Activities & Media Art Festival Works: November 15, 2015
Click here for the Submissions Form

At the annual conference held in Bergen, Norway in August 2015, ELO explored “the end(s) of electronic literature,” construed broadly as the contours, edges, and boundaries of the field and practice. This year the ELO 2016 Conference & Media Art Festival asks now, What’s next? What investigations, interventions, and creations lie beyond the horizons of born digital writing?

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