Published today on @TheNewRiverVT: 'I could kiss, say,', a fully-voiced ludokinetic poem, and possibly (I'm just realising now) a work of eco-erotics or #sexocology. Dear Lord.
Read/play it here: https://t.co/y4o1fl71GB
Over the next few weeks we'll be highlighting pieces from our Spring 2023 issue! First up is @zhaovan8's "You Just Got Laid Off." This piece was made in response to the layoffs in the tech industry. Check it out here: https://t.co/4qoIKwHHfx
Our Spring 2023 issue is live!
We're so excited to share these new creative digital works.
Experience them here: https://t.co/mdkI0Qe4FM
(Please note that some pieces are best experienced on a laptop/desktop computer)
CALLING DIGITAL WRITERS & NEW MEDIA ARTISTS!
Good news, we're extending our submission deadline until April 7th! You can check out our previous issues and submission details at https://t.co/mdkI0Qe4FM.
The New River: A Journal of Digital Art & Literature is open for submissions until Saturday, April 1st! Send us your electronic literature, new media art, browser-based video games, and anything in between. Info at https://t.co/ejOME8ngd0. Submissions to: [email protected].
The final piece from our Spring 2022 issue is “Touching Each Other Through Semiconduction” by Kathy Wu, an Asian-American web poem* about diaspora and tech supply chains.
*Poem assembly required.
Thank you, @lmaoganma!
https://t.co/N70Fno2PkN
On this fine Tuesday, check out "tuesday" by Julianne Aguilar: a browser-based narrative experience built with GPT-3 artificial intelligence and CSS. This human/computer narrative collaboration is truly dreamlike.
Thank you @julianneaguilar !
https://t.co/PgRRFWR3Xg
Today's piece is a rollercoaster of music, images, remix, truth, and reality: "Discernment.crx" by Dina Kelberman is a browser extension that manipulates web content in time with music, discerning and improving it where possible.
Thanks @dinakelberman!
https://t.co/f3a1DSeDb9
Today only: infinite poems for the price of one!
Today's piece is the randomly-generated sestina(s) "Lineage Anagram Sestina" by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram and Elliot Berry. So hit that refresh button as often as you please!
https://t.co/4thSN9z0Xl
@LillianYvonneB2
With just one week until our Spring 2022 issue submission deadline, today we present the mixed reality concert and poetic line-crossing ceremony, "Liner Notes for Undressing Cover Songs: The Zone of Pure Doubt" by ATOM-r (Aviva Avnisan and Judd Morrissey):
https://t.co/C5sPVzd7Qa
In anticipation of our upcoming April 1st submission deadline, we'll be highlighting one piece a day from our Fall 2022 Issue.
First up, we have an interactive poetry anthology by Gemma Mahadeo, rendered by Ian MacLarty:
"If We Were Allowed To Visit"
https://t.co/3KcwaNoxEE