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    • Electronic Literature for All: Performance in Exhibits and Public Readings 

      Fernández-Vara, Clara (2013-05-14)
      Events involving electronic literature, such as public readings or exhibits, constitute a type of performance. These are the lessons learned from two different types of events, an exhibit featuring adaptations of literary ...
    • New Novel Machines: Nanowatt and World Clock 

      Montfort, Nick (2014-12-19)
      My Winchester’s Nightmare: A Novel Machine (1999) was developed to bring the interactor’s input and the system’s output together into a texture like that of novelistic prose. Almost fifteen years later, after an electronic ...
    • No Code: Null Programs 

      Montfort, Nick (2014-06-05)
      To continue the productive discussion of uninscribed artworks in Craig Dworkin’s No Medium, this report discusses, in detail, those computer programs that have no code, and are thus empty or null. Several specific examples ...
    • Stickers as a Literature-Distribution Platform 

      Marecki, Piotr (2014-12-19)
      Contemporary experimental writing often directs its attention to its writing space, its medium, the material on which it is presented. Very often this medium is meaningful and becomes part of the work – the printed text ...
    • Textual Demoscene 

      Marecki, Piotr (2015-02-27)
      The demoscene is a mainly European subculture of computer programmers, whose programs generate computer art in real time. The aim of this report is to attempt a description of the textual dimension of the demoscene. The ...
    • The Trivial Program "yes" 

      Montfort, Nick (2012-01-01)
      A trivial program, one that simply prints “y” or a string that is given as an argument repeatedly, is explicated and examined at the levels of function and code. Although the program by itself is neither interesting ...
    • Videogame Editions for Play and Study 

      Fernández-Vara, Clara; Montfort, Nick (2014-06-05)
      We discuss four types of access to videogames that are analogous to the use of different sorts of editions in literary scholarship: (1) the use of hardware to play games on platforms compatible with the original ones, (2) ...
    • XS, S, M, L: Creative Text Generators of Different Scales 

      Montfort, Nick (2013-05-14)
      Creative text generation projects of different sizes (in terms of lines of code and length of development time) are described. “Extra-small,” “small,” “medium,” and “large” projects are discussed as participating in the ...