At the 2017 Electronic Literature Organisation conference in Porto, there were at three different poetry machines presented, which all had a written output:
The poetry machine from the Turn on Literature project, the Trumpet of the swan and the Intimate fields project.
Continue reading A variety of poetry machines
Experience literature created for digital media and interaction. The exhibition at Roskilde Libraries is from 4 October to 13. November with new works . Continue reading Literature in wild forms – From A to 3D
How to rob a bank by Alan Bigelow
All the Delicate Duplicates by Mez Breeze and Andy Campbell
Bafflement Fires by Jason Nelson
Gathering Cloud by J.R. Carpenter
Abra by Amaranth Borsuk, Kate Durbin, and Ian Hatcher
News Wheel by Jody Zellen
Novelling by Will Luers, Hazel Smith and Roger Dean
Honorable mentions
DO IT by Serge Bouchardon
The Poetry Map by Matt Bryden (concept and poems) with Jon Munson II (programmer)
The Chessbard by Aaron Tucker and Jody Miller
Detectiveland by Robin Johnson
Inanimate Alice: Perpetual Nomads (Part 1) – Sand + Smudges by Mez Breeze , Ian Harper, Andy Campbell, Kate Pullinger, Chris Joseph, Walter Brecely, Esteban Camacho Steffensen, Ron Poitras, John Patten
These Subconscious Drives by Jason Nelson
Collocations by Abraham Avnisan
Jellybone by Kate Pullinger
Autopia by Nick Montfort
The Winner of the Turn on Literature prize will be announced shortly.
Roskilde Bibliotekerne og projektet Turn on Literature inviterer de bedste danske værker til at konkurrere om juryens gunst før Danmarks formodentlig største biblioteksudstilling med digital litteratur til oktober. Continue reading Call for Danish works of literature (in Danish)
Send in now your works of electronic literature to win the Turn on Literature Prize and exhibit at European libraries.
Is society’s digital turn reflected in the way we read and write literature? Will literature be “turned on” by digital media? How do media change culture? How does culture change and inform the digital field? From Autumn 2017 to Spring 2017, Electronic literature exhibitions at libraries in Denmark, Norway and Romania will address these questions. Continue reading The Turn on Literature Prize – Call for works of electronic literature
