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ELO 2017: Call for Papers and Works

Submitted by Alvaro Seica
November 11, 2016

ELO’17 - Electronic Literature > Affiliations, Communities, Translations

Hosted by UFP - University Fernando Pessoa, Porto, Portugal, July 19 - 22, 2017

NOTE: CFP extended deadline: Dec. 22, 2016

The ELO (Electronic Literature Organization) is pleased to announce its 2017 Conference and Festival, to be held from July 19-22. The Conference is hosted by University Fernando Pessoa, Porto, and the Festival and Exhibits will be held in the center of the historic city of Porto, Portugal.

ELMCIP v1.21 released

Submitted by steinmb
October 13, 2016

Biggest changes since v1.20

The complete list attached to this article.

The end of migration

The last of the node reference to entity reference have been done. Someone should by me a beer. It took us more then two years to complete them all. It have been difficult, tiresome and boring. Hope we never have to do this again. The main challenge have been changing all the views and verifying that they work, not the fields them self. All we have now is to clean up and remove migration tools and remove node reference from our system and all its data. https://github.com/elmcip/elmcip/issues/5

335 scholars and artists submitted proposals for ELO2015

Submitted by Alvaro Seica
January 21, 2015

Bergen is the 2015 host of the international Electronic Literature Organization conference, and has received a record number of submissions from scholars and artists around the world. This August, scholars and artists from around the world will meet in Bergen to discuss, exhibit and perform literary works created to take advantage of the networked computer. The University of Bergen has been a hub for research on electronic literature since Espen Aarseth coined the term cybertext in 1995, and today hosts the ELMCIP Knowledge Base of Electronic Literature as well as a group of international scholars in the field in the Bergen Electronic Literature Research Group, which is led by Scott Rettberg. Scott Rettberg is also the Conference Chair for ELO2015.

Ink After Print by Søren Pold at the Electronic Literature Reading Series, Bergen Public Library, Dec. 2, 6 pm

Submitted by Alvaro Seica
December 2, 2014

For the last event of the Fall 2014 Electronic Literature Reading Series, the Bergen Electronic Literature Research Group at the University of Bergen and the Bergen Public Library present

Ink After Print by Søren Pold

Tuesday, December 2, 2014, 6-8 pm, Bergen Public Library, Auditorium

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