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Electronic Literature

Books That Nobody Reads: E-lit at the Library of Congress

Illya Szilak | Posted 04.29.2013 | Books
Read More: E-Lit, Library of Congress, Digital Literature, Digital Lit, Electronic Literature, E-Literature, Library of Congress E-Literature, Books News
Illya Szilak

From April 3-5, the most vaunted library in the land hosted "Electronic Literature and Its Emerging Forms" an exhibition of 27 works of "born digital" literature, as well as print antecedents from the collection and hands-on interactive literary exercises for visitors.

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The Death of the Author: E-lit and Collective Creativity

Illya Szilak | Posted 02.26.2013 | Books
Read More: Digital Media, Education, Literacy, Collaboration, Crowdsourcing, Electronic-Literature, New Media, Digital Books, Chris Joseph, Kate Pullinger, Books News
Illya Szilak

For many electronic writers, collaboration, though not crowdsourcing, is a necessary and often preferred way of writing. Few people have all the skills necessary to create works that require web-design, coding, excellent writing, and use of image and sound.

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The Death Of The Novel And The Rise Of E-Lit

Illya Szilak | Posted 01.08.2013 | Arts
Read More: Novels, Literature, E-Lit, Electronic Literature, Nick Monfort, Electronic Literature Organization, Writing, Fiction, Arts News
Illya Szilak

Installation view of Noah Wardrip-Fruin's "Screen" from the Second Electronic Literature Collection "The slow erosion of a reading public that began...

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