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Salon December 9: celebrating (RE)VERB
The audio augmented reality ‘zine (RE)VERB will be celebrating the release of its inaugural issue this December with contributions from fifteen writers in seven different countries across the globe. The mobile app and website explore the aesthetic possibilities of sonically delivered experimental literature that engages with the physical experience of specific locations. The ELO Salon conversation will include members of the editorial board, contributing writers and audio excerpts of the new artworks.
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Hannah Ackermans - 15.02.2022 - 13:09
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Salon Jan 11, 2022: Figurski on the Radio!
Radio made the hypertext star! and Richard Holeton and John Barber will introduce the radio adaptation of the Famous Figurski at Findhorn on Acid!
Join us as we merge technologies and adapt to radio and sound in a favorite work.
About this work:
What began as a pioneering work of electronic literature is now a radio theatre performance. But it took more than twenty years for this to happen.Richard Holeton first published Figurski at Findhorn on Acid in 2001 using Storyspace software. This novel length, comedic hypertext featured thousands of links, three main characters, three significant locations, one (perhaps two) mechanical pigs, and yes, THAT acid. Wild acclaim followed initial publication.
Hannah Ackermans - 15.02.2022 - 13:21
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Salon February 8, 2022: Elit can save the world! Maybe?
No world for tomorrow? Or worlds of e-lit tomorrows? How can we engage communities in crises using social media and electronic lit? Lyle Skains recent digital fiction includes No World 4 Tomorrow for the You & CO2 project, and Only, Always, Never for the Infectious Storytelling project; both works were designed to effect social change. We'll talk about how works can be designed to effect change, how to measure reader engagement, and what elit can do for our planet.
Hannah Ackermans - 15.02.2022 - 13:25
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Story machines: how computers have become creative writers
Story machines: how computers have become creative writers
Jill Walker Rettberg - 15.07.2023 - 11:01
