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1. Eurorun (Serbo-Croatian)

   Eurorun (Serbo-Croatian)

   Hannah Ackermans - 19.06.2017 - 10:08

2. Andromeda and Eliza

   Andromeda and Eliza is a work of interactive fiction that combines Twine hypertext with parser-fiction interactions to invite readers to consider choice and agency. You, as Andromeda, are caught in every woman’s dilemma, with only a few choices for escape--and none of them good. Perhaps you can find a meaningful way out, or perhaps you will be enticed into an endless discussion with a hypocritical ELIZA that questions your intentions and your morality. How long will you engage?This work builds on layered adaptations, drawing from both the mythical story of Andromeda and the original code of the ELIZA bot. Both Andromeda and ELIZA are ultimate examples of women without agency: one is chained to a rock to await demise for the apparent sin of beauty, while the other is a procedural therapist who exists in an endless state of questioning and response, programmed to show nothing but interest and patience with even the most obnoxious of queries. By rewriting the code of the original story (and of the ELIZA bot herself) we will re-imagine the woman’s journey from victim to co-author of her own fate.

   Filip Falk - 06.09.2017 - 17:34

3. technocapitalism

   Technocapitalism began as a set of essays collected in 2002 to be the first in a series of Alt-X Critical E-books.

   Filip Falk - 13.10.2017 - 18:32

4. Engineering Cyborg Ideology

   Have you seen a cyborg today? Would you know it if you had? A creature of science fiction novels, electronic engineering, and postmodern theory, the cyborg is like the white heron of Sarah Orne Jewett’s story: often discussed but seldom glimpsed. The ambiguity of what one means by a cyborg rumbles through Diane Greco’s electronic hypertext Cyborg: Engineering the Body Electric as she plays a series of electronic riffs on Donna Haraway’s now famous essay “The Cyborg Manifesto,” giving it, to my Los Angeles ear, an unsettling quality not unlike the queasiness I feel when I go through the mountain tunnel of the Universal Studios tour.

    

   (Source: ebr)

   Ole Samdal - 24.10.2017 - 15:28

5. Гипертекст

   Гипертекст

   Raoul Karimow - 29.11.2017 - 03:17

6. День Ллойгора

   День Ллойгора

   Raoul Karimow - 29.11.2017 - 03:19

7. Synthetic Empathic Intelligent Companion Artefacts (SEICA) Human Interaction Labs

   Synthetic Empathic Intelligent Companion Artefacts (SEICA) Human Interaction Labs' (seicalabs.org) is a speculative transmedia narrative and a 12 personae multimedia performance art project. The work attempts to thematically bridge concepts and creative processes employed within the fields of art, science and technology through hypertext fiction and on/offline storytelling. Positioned as a faux virtual organization, SEICA Human Interaction Labs is manifested through its online activities. Operated by a team of personae, the organization produces multimedia research works that reflect on how overhyped media portrayals and oversimplification of information package the modern perception towards scientific discovery and technological innovation. Blending and bending technocultural themes through tropes found in popular culture and internet vernacular, the fictive organization’s cybernetic researchers strive to orchestrate chaos and generate questions that critically engage with near-real-time discourses on human interaction in the age of companion robots.

   Jana Jankovska - 26.09.2018 - 15:25

8. Now What: Sharon Daniel and David Clark on the Digital Imaginary

   Now What: Sharon Daniel and David Clark on the Digital Imaginary

   Scott Rettberg - 31.01.2020 - 14:41

9. 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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