In Fall 2008, I taught a second-year literature course that looking at recent electronic literature. This morning my inbox had a message from the ELO regarding new exhibit of “new(er)” digital literature that is currently being hosted by Austin Peay State University in Tennessee. The exhibit has been curated by Alan Bigelow. [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘J.R. Carpenter’
14 October 2008
E-Guest 1: The Back-Story
By Aurelea Mahood
Here at Capilano like most universities and colleges, there is a vibrant culture of guest writers coming into speak to the students and community at large. With this first offering of English 214 -Technology + Culture, we decided to take that tradition and twist it a little. And so, in this iteration the [...]
10 October 2008
Questions to J. R Carpenter
By the English 214 Question Collective
A series of questions inspired by J.R. Carpenter’s THE CAPE: THE BACK STORY post:
1) As you stated in your “Back Story” guest blog, physical photographs possess a certain authority. As the transformative process of selecting a medium for publication moves “The Cape” from print-text to hypertext, does the message/meaning of [...]
7 October 2008
E-literature: E-Guest
By Aurelea Mahood
This Friday (10 October 08), CultureNet will be hosting our first e-guest writer J.R. Carpenter. She will be talking with students about “The Cape”, a 2005 piece anthologized in the Electronic Literature Collection Volume 1, and answering the questions that emerge from this discussion. Happily, we are catching her just before she changes [...]
3 June 2008
Electronic Literature Conference
Stop Reading
Andrew Klobucar and I have just come back from the Electronic Literature Organization conference in Vancouver WA this past weekend where 120 artists and scholars met to present and talk about electronic literature. Hosted by Dr. Dene Grigar and Dr. John Barber from the Digital Technology and Culture program at Washington State University – [...]
