Mark Sample

Person
URL: 
Sample Reality
Mark Sample (faculty page)
Residency: 
Davidson , NC
United States
North Carolina US
Nationality: 
United States
US
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Short biography: 

Mark Sample is an Associate Professor of Digital Studies at Davidson College.

Professor Sample’s research focuses on electronic literature, videogames, and algorithmic culture.

Professor Sample can be found online at samplereality.com or on Twitter as @samplereality.

(Source: Sample Reality)

Works by this author:

Work title Publication Type Year
10 Print ebooks Published on the Web (social network) 2012
@NSA_PRISMbot Published on the Web (social network) 2013
A Bot Sampler in Two Voices Performance, Presented at conference or festival 2015
Content Moderator Sim Published on the Web (social network) 2020
Ring Camera Pandemic Log Published on the Web (individual site) 2020
Ring™ Log Published on the Web (individual site) 2019
Station 51000 Published on the Web (social network) 2014
Takei, George Exhibited at gallery or event, Presented at conference or festival, Published on the Web (individual site) 2011
The Infinite Catalog of Crushed Dreams Published on the Web (individual site) 2020
Walt FML Whitman Published on the Web (social network) 2013
[Untitled Twitter Fiction @samplereality] Published on the Web (social network) 2010

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Critical writing by this author:

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10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10 Book (monograph) - print The MIT Press 2012
An Account of Randomness in Literary Computing Conference paper or presentation 2013
Protest Bots Conference panel or roundtable 2015
Slow Games, Slow Poems: The Act of Deliberation in "Slow Year" Conference paper or presentation 2012
Strange Rain and the Poetics of Motion and Touch Article on the author's website, Conference paper or presentation 2012
Taroko Gorge Remixed: Repetition and Difference in Machine Texts Conference panel or roundtable 2012
The Closed World, Databased Narrative and Network Effect Conference paper or presentation
What Comes After Electronic Literature? Conference panel or roundtable 2015

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Teaching Resource created by this person:

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Electronic Literature (DIG 220, Fall 2017) Syllabus
Electronic Literature Online Course Video tutorial or lesson
Fractured Fairy Tale Project Lesson plan
Post-Print Fiction (ENGH 400-002) Syllabus, Other Teaching Resource

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Affiliations:

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Electronic Literature Organization

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Research Collection that references this person:

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Electronic Literature, Chapter 2: Combinatory Poetics
Electronic Literature, Chapter 6: Network Writing

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Full Name: 
Mark Sample
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https://elmcip.net/node/2213

Record posted by: 
Eric Dean Rasmussen