Works on Desktop
The works featured in this part of the exhibit, for the most part, have been produced for desktop computers and include some of the earliest works of electronic literature. The curatorial statement that contextualizes many of the choices that led to the selection and inclusion of these works can be found in Dene Grigar's Curatorial Statement page of the website.
Annotations, authors' biographies, & publication dates are included as hyperlinks that can be accessed by hovering over or clicking on each work below. Much of the content was produced by undergraduates in The Creative Media & Digital Culture Program at Washington State University Vancouver and, so, is noted where appropriate.
Computer Station 1: From The Electronic Literature Organization, Part 1
Computer Station 2: From The Electronic Literature Organization, Part 2
Computer Station 3: The Eastgate School
- Shelley Jackson, Patchwork Girl, 1995
- Michael Joyce, afternoon: a story, 1987/1989
- Deena Larsen, Marble Springs, 1993
- Judy Malloy, its name was Penelope, 1993
- Stuart Moulthrop, Victory Garden, 1992
- Jim Andrews, "Enigma n," 1998
- David Jhave Johnston, "softies," 2009
- Will Luers, "The Walking Man," 2008/09/10
- mez + Shane Hinton, ":terror(aw)ed patches:_", 2010
- Ana Maria Uribe, "Typoems," 1968, & "Anipoems," 1997
- Andy Campbell, "The Flat," 2006
- Béatrice Mousli & Guy Bennett, "ABC LA: Portrait d'une ville en 26 lettres," 2009
- MD Coverley, "Califia," 2000
- Alan Bigelow, "When I Was President," 2007, & "This is Not a Poem," 2010
- Christine Wilks, "Underbelly," 2010
- Jonathan Harris et al, "Whale Hunt," 2007
- John Kusch, "Red Lily," 2000
- Stephanie Strickland, "The Ballad of Sand and Harry Soot," 1999
- Thom Swiss, "Shy Boy," 2002
- bpNichol, "First Screening," 1984
- Brian Kim Stefans, "Suicide in an Airplane," 2009
- David Theo Goldberg & Stefka Hristova; design by Erik Loyer, "Blue Velvet," 2006
- Lisa Lynch & Elena Razlogova; design by Eric Rodenbeck, Guantanamobile, 2004
- Ian Bogost, "A Slow Year: Game Poems," 2010
- Nick Montfort, "Ad Verbum," 2000
- Reiner Strasser, Dan Waber, and Jennifer Hill-Kaucher, ">>oh<<," 2005
- Katie Campbell, "Circumstances," 2011, Washington State University Vancouver
- Michael Hoffman, "Transfixions," 2011, University of Colorado—Boulder
- Claire Kwong, "Distraction," 2011, Brown University
- Mindy Lam, "Picking Petals," 2011, University of California San Diego
- Richard Montoya, "Vive La Bagetelle," 2011, University of Colorado—Boulder
- Greg Philbrook, "The Collection," 2011, Washington State University Vancouver
- Sylvia Tomayko-Peters, "Mapping," 2011, Brown University
- Josh White, "Robohand," 2011, University of Maryland College Park
- Zehra Yousofi, "No Country for Old Men," 2011, University of Mary Washington
