Dene Grigar is a digital artist, curator, and scholar at Washington State University, where she is Professor and Director of the Creative Media and Digital Culture program. She is President of the Electronic Literature Organization (ELO), and has curated exhibits of electronic literature and media art at several venues, including the Library of Congress and the British Computer Society.
Reham Hosny is a creative writer and critic. She recently completed her joint PhD in Digital criticism between RIT, New York and Minia University, Egypt. She was formerly a Research Scholar at West Virginia University and RIT New York. She is the director of AEL, the first network of Arabic e-lit in English. She is now based in Leeds, UK, and studies digital humanities, digital criticism, and genre theory.
John Barber teaches in The Creative Media & Digital Culture program at Washington State University Vancouver. His research and practice combines media art, digital humanities, and sound. He developed and maintains Radio Nouspace (www.radionouspace.net), a curated listening gallery/virtual museum for sound . His radio+sound art work has been broadcast internationally, and featured in juried exhibitions in America, Brazil, Canada, England, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Macedonia, Northern Ireland, Portugal, and Spain.