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Skip to content Top Menu Social Menu Top Menu Join or Donate Social Menu Twitter Facebook Vimeo Electronic Literature Organization To facilitate and promote the writing, publishing, and reading of literature in electronic media Menu Primary Menu About the ELO Our Role History Contact Us People Board of Directors Fellows Literary Advisory Board (LAB) Staff Membership Conference ELO 2020 ELO 2019 ELO 2018 ELO 2017 ELO 2016 ELO 2015 ELO 2014 ELO 2013 ELO 2012 ELO 2010 ELO 2008 Prizes Projects Electronic Literature Collection Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Electronic Literature Directory Electronic Literature Archives CELL Project Publishing Activities Teaching E-literature News & Updates Calls – Calls for papers/work. Events – Announcements of events. Job Listings Reviews – Reviews of e-lit. Press – Mentions of e-lit in the press. Welcome to the ELO An international organization dedicated to the investigation of literature produced for the digital medium. Founded in Chicago, Illinois in 1999, the ELO now has a presence across North America and in South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa. Our members hail from a wide array of disciplines and areas of study, including Art, Literature, Communication, Computer Science, Humanities, Digital Humanities, Media Studies, Women Studies, and Comparative Media. Each year we host a conference and media art festival as well as readings and performances of our work. We partner with Bloomsbury Press on a book series, entitled Electronic Literature and publish open source anthologies of electronic literature called the Electronic Literature Collection, an open source knowledge base called the Electronic Literature Directory , and books and reports, including State of the Arts (2003), Acid-Free Bits (2004), Born-Again Bits (2005), Toward a Semantic Literary Web (2007), and “ Electronic Literature: What Is It? ” (2007). We oversee digital archives of prominent digital communities, Turbulence.org (US) and the trAce Online Writing Centre (UK) through the ELO’s Electronic Literature Archives project. While most of our funding is derived from memberships, support has also come from the Rockefeller Foundation, Ford Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. Additionally we have partnerships with Washington State University Vancouver , which serves as our host institution; Digital Humanities Summer Institute ; the New Media Consortium ; and Compute Canada . Primary Sidebar Search for: Recent News & Updates ELC4 Collective adds Lyle Skains CFP: Emerging Spaces for E-Lit Creations ELO 2020 Prize Winners Announcing the 2020 ELO Fellows Call for Proposals for ELO 2021 Conference Subsidiary Sidebar Sponsors & Partners Contact Us Electronic Literature Organization Washington State University Vancouver Creative Media & Digital Culture Program 14204 NE Salmon Creek Ave. Vancouver, WA 98686 360-546-9101 | info@eliterature.org Proudly powered by WordPress · Theme Toivo Lite by Foxland Password Reset Please enter your e-mail address. You will receive a new password via e-mail. Email:...