Aurature
ebr editor
February 7, 2021
See John Cayley’s Aurature at the End(s) of Electronic Literature published in ebr in 2017.
post-digital 2
September 5, 2020
The term Post-Digital was carried over into the title Bloomsbury collection, as a way of contextualizing the first two decades of ebr. Eugenio Tisselli has an essay of his own, “The Heaviness of Light,” in the closing section of volume 2 of the collection.
Flores gloss on Instapoetry
ebr Editors
April 7, 2019
See Leonardo Flores’ essay, published in ebr, where he recognizes “the need to account for the explosive growth and diversification of e-literary digital writing practices beyond what is practiced and studied by the ELO community.”
Link to Patchwork Girl
ebr Editor
December 20, 2018
See George Landow’s ebr review of Jackson’s “actual” hypertext, Patchwork Girl.
Link to Ejhai
ebr Editor
December 20, 2018
A similar deconstruction of Western individualism can be found in an essay by Babak Elahi in an ebr gathering of essays from the Electronic Literature Organization conference in Dubai (2017).
essayism note
ebr Editor
October 24, 2018
Coover and Rettberg’s conversation anticipates two essay gatherings that ebr has under way for publication early in 2019, namely: Essayism (edited by Jason Childs and Joseph Tabbi) and Natural Media (Lisa Swanstrom and Eric Rasmussen).
see Writing Under Constraint
October 21, 2018
See the long-running ebr thread, titled Writing Under Constraint.
forthcoming gatherings
ebr Editor
October 7, 2018
Forthcoming gatherings include a reprint of Sean Braune’s Phorontology (Punctum 2017) with serial commentary by Jhave Johnston; a gathering on Natural Media co-organized by ebr co-editors Lisa Swanstrom and Eric Rasmussen; and a November 2018 conversation, also in development at Bergen, on the work of Karl Knausgaard.
gloss on Tinkering with Media and Fiction
ebr Editor
September 1, 2018
In the ebr gathering on Corporate Fictions, Joseph Tabbi and Scott Rettberg cite the Manifold project initiated by Doug Armato at the University of Minnesota Press, as a model for Open Access academic publication.