I was invited by the wonderful poet and teacher Kelly Moffett (http://www.kellymoffett.com/) to blog – somewhere, anywhere I wanted – and to tag the post as “the next big thing.” This is a mobile series of self-interviews that follow the nbt tag. I like the idea, so I’ve responded to the pre-set interview questions below. [...]

“Cordite 36: Electronica has been a fascinating and challenging issue to put together. It contains forty new poems, fifteen spoken word tracks, a dozen features and, for the first time, a selection of multimedia or ‘e-lit’ works. Bringing together these disparate types of content raises an interesting question for Cordite as an online journal. Have [...]

When I speak The following was written as a manuscript for a speech, so it has to be spoken or heard or at least imagined as being spoken and heard. I wrote this text for the international poetry workshop fundamentals of poetry. What is happening when I speak? What do you hear when I speak? [...]

The New River is seeking works of electronic literature or new media by current students or recent graduates from electronic literature or new media programs. The journal intends to publish its next issue in spring 2011. If you know of a current student or recent graduate whose work you would recommend, could you either send [...]

I’ve been working on a project based on my courses on electronic literature. I’ve been teaching it for over five years now, and am getting a sense of the texts that I use. However, I always feel like I’m building the class from the ground up every time, so I thought it would be cool [...]

Webyarns.com presents, for your amusement, true myths from around the world… and your backyard. MythWatch.org, a new digital story, is at MythWatch.org This one takes a little time to load, so please be patient! Also, in case you missed it, “This Is Not A Poem,” released a few months ago, is available at This Is [...]

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Greetings all! A heads-up: the 7th issue of Hyperrhiz, “New Media Subversions,” is now online, guest-edited by Davin Heckman and Hai Ren. Featuring essays from Davin Heckman and Hai Ren, Neil Hennessy, Brian M. Reed, Benjamin J Robertson, Andrew Klobucar, and Brett Phares With gallery works by: Neil Hennessy, Nicholas Knouf, Angela Ferraiolo and Mary Flanagan, Jason Nelson, and Br nasal polyps treatment miracle ett Phares [...]

Announcing: _:terror(aw)ed patches:_ A Google Wave(let) Transformation by Shane Hinton + Netwurker Mez, 2009 Title: _:terror(aw)ed patches:_ Original URL: http://non-playercharacter.com/?p=43 Description: Shane Hinton + Netwurker Mez create a new method of collaborative “fiction” through _live concurrent editing_ in Google Wave. This process results in expressive output[s] termed “Transformations”: “Google Wave uses an algorithmic variation of [...]

Ten is a round number, it has a nice ring to it, so I’m using it for a series of blog posts. Ten, of course. The first was Ten Misconceptions About Digital Literature, and this one is Ten Predictions. The last will probably be Ten Reasons Why I Should Not Have Done This, but until [...]