electronicbookreview

electronic book review (ebr) is a peer-reviewed journal produced and published by the emergent digital literary network. since 1995.

[electronicbookreview @ebrbark]

Can ChatGPT really do better than a poor imitation of postmodern cut-up techniques? @PolinaMackay (@UNIC_ENG) & @JamesMackayCyp (@EuropeanUniCy) think so. Here are their reasons for holding onto a human, guiding intelligence in the writing process: https://t.co/3wAHPT1l4D

[biblioklept @biblioklept]

Last summer, I got to talk about William Gaddis with some very bright people--Victoria Harding, Jeff Bursey,
@chrisvia, Ali Chetwynd, and @chadwpost
--as part of Electronic Book Review's Gaddis Centenary project.
https://t.co/HFrqfdS93D

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Check out the second episode of the Off Center podcast for an interview with EBR Editor in Chief Joe Tabbi. Joe sat down with Scott Rettberg to discuss the journal, researching electronic literature, & the Center for Digital Narrative at UiB.
https://t.co/kuqp2YpHCN

[the digital review @tdrbark]

CFP: ISSUE 04 (2024) Deadline 1/15/24
AUGMENTING CREATIVITY
EDITOR: Will Luers
Submit born-digital works that delve into machine-augmented creativity in light of generative AI's growing influence on cultural production...
https://t.co/tjLJAKsoTM

[electronicbookreview @ebrbark]

CFP: ISSUE 04 (2024) Deadline 1/15/24
AUGMENTING CREATIVITY
EDITOR: Will Luers
Submit born-digital works that delve into machine-augmented creativity in light of generative AI's growing influence on cultural production...
https://t.co/IE89iyiu0M

[electronicbookreview @ebrbark]

From Datarama to Dadarama: What Electronic Literature Can Teach Us on a Virtual Conference’s Rendering of Perspective. https://t.co/yT4BJFS3yU

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The development of Internet Fiction in China, from Internet sub-culture to mainstream literature https://t.co/m1Ti9XM7O4

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Textpocalypse Now? https://t.co/3ac7ntYgRF

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Response to John Cayley’s ‘Modelit’ https://t.co/j1bEuBhlkv

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Cyborg Authorship: Writing with AI – Part 1: The Trouble(s) with ChatGPT https://t.co/zttxZDVmU7

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Modelit: eliterature à la (language) mode(l) https://t.co/CYJEmmfbPZ

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A review of My Life as an Artificial Creative Intelligence (2022) https://t.co/EpMInWqGum

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Thoughts on the Textpocalypse https://t.co/6LZxYvMvie

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Alex Mitchell Netprov Interview Nov 2022 https://t.co/g45yO1A2rz

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Scott Rettberg Netprov Interview Oct 2022 https://t.co/VbrvzGRKdN

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Open, but not too much. A review of Emanuela Patti’s Opera aperta. Italian Electronic Literature from the 1960s to the Present https://t.co/irmmHIWvAX

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My Month with Midjourney https://t.co/RdYLjNT04U

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‘A Shifting Surface World’: The Techno-Graphomania of David Jhave Johnston’s ReRites https://t.co/h3biY2axHy

[grg @cmpltmtcrcl]

I wrote an essay on algo-literature, ‘techno-graphomania’, Pound/Eliot’s fight for custody of ‘The Wasteland’, & @jhave2’s ‘ReRites’ project for the @ebrbark’s new section on ‘machine writing’ https://t.co/55YBUvLPPM

[the digital review @tdrbark]

Please consider submitting an abstract for issue 03 of The Digital Review: on online journal for the born-digital essay

CFP: ISSUE 03 (2023) - “COUNTER-WORKS”
Editors: Carlota Salvador Megias and Ian Hatcher
https://t.co/tjLJAKsWJk

https://t.co/2jZkvytlZQ