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It Doesn’t Walk Down Stairs, but it Sure Can Parent!
Who wants the best toy ever conceived? Why everyone of course! Imagine it now, your very own Slinky! Just joking, it’s myBALL: the dream toy of tomorrow. This bad boy does it all: plays roll and cat… more →
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It Doesn’t Walk Down Stairs, but it Sure Can Parent!
David wrote 1 month ago: Who wants the best toy ever conceived? Why everyone of course! Imagine it now, your very own Slink … more →
Keeping it Short and Simple: A Review of “The Cape”
jdeeb24 wrote 1 month ago: It’s not uncommon for a reviewer’s opinion to be affected by the amount of time they spend with a li … more →
The Cheery, Eerie World of Christian
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harbord wrote 1 month ago: Deviant: The Possession of Christian Shaw, is the electronic literature piece I have chosen from th … more →
Review - Tao: The Tranquility of the Surreal
Sophia wrote 1 month ago: The Tranquility of the Surreal by Sophia M. “Tao” is a short cinematographic Flash poem, created by … more →
“Fishnets Look Better on Shaved Legs”
Erin Delia Carolan wrote 1 month ago: A strong feeling of nostalgia arises as Shelley Jackson’s semi-autobiographical work my … more →
ELC Review 2- Urbanalities
Alysha R wrote 1 month ago: Urbanalities is a non-interactive piece of electronic literature depicting the nature of urban life. … more →
Carrier (becoming symborg)
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Erin Delia Carolan wrote 1 month ago: Carrier (becoming symborg) Keyword: Audioooooo Alysha Rohla Erin Carolan Review Carrier (becoming sy … more →
Digital Artwork Is Never Really Finished
Aurelea wrote 1 month ago: E-Lit Forum 2009 Week 2 – In conversation with Sharif Ezzat 1. What inspired you to select the … more →
Sharif Ezzat on VJs, Stars and Borges
Aurelea wrote 1 month ago: E-LIT Forum: Guest Blogger #2 Background/Technology: I was drawn to electronic media through exposur … more →
ELC Review- Keyword: “Games”
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Alysha R wrote 1 month ago: The Electronic Literature Collection has been divided up into keywords for easy navigation. Under t … more →
Finding Synergy in Electric Poetry: A Reader’s Journey
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harbord wrote 1 month ago: A Review of Tao, authored by Reiner Strasser and Alan Sondheim Reiner Strasser and Alan Sondheim’s e … more →
Denied Choice: Review of Interactive Fiction in the ELC
thesteph2388 wrote 1 month ago: Katherine Hayles’ Electronic Literature Collection (ELC) carries a variety of literature in differen … more →
Interactive Fiction, a Sub-genre of E-Literature.
David wrote 1 month ago: Over the ages literature has grown and spun off in countless directions. The advent of computers has … more →
Do You Hear What I Hear?
jdeeb24 wrote 1 month ago: The power which electronic literature holds over the mind’s attention can be amazing. Through the us … more →
Response to "Cruising" questions
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megansapnarank wrote 1 month ago: Hi everyone, thanks for your excellent questions. And thank you Aurelea for selecting our work and … more →
a review, followed by a response to that review, of "Self Portrait(s) [as Other(s)]" (which will then be followed by questions)
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harbord wrote 1 month ago: Jen’s Review: Memmott’s Self Portrait(s) [as Other(s)] is one of sixty pieces in the Electroni … more →
New(er) Digital Literature
Aurelea wrote 10 months ago: In Fall 2008, I taught a second-year literature course that looking at recent electronic literature. … more →
E-Lit Journey
jg84 wrote 1 year ago: By Joseph Gunulfsen Electronic Literature is a new and unique way of experiencing literature, and in … more →
Shelf Space for the Artist
wilcoxcw wrote 1 year ago: By Chris Wilcox Electronic literature (e-lit) seems very hard to try and place on the collection rac … more →
