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What do we think of Electronic Literature?

>> No.22306118

Pardon? What does that even mean?

>> No.22306119

>>22306115
I read books exclusively off of my kindle. I've read more in the past year of owning one than the previous 5.

>> No.22306137

>>22306115
kill yourself you nigger

>> No.22306179

>>22306118

Here are some examples

https://collection.eliterature.org/4/

https://literariness.org/2018/07/27/introduction-to-electronic-literature/

> With the publication in 1984 of Mindwheel, Robert Pinsky contributed not only a pioneering work of electronic literature but also a rare crossing over from the literary world, where he was a recognized poet teaching English at Berkeley. Pinsky brought his abilities to interactive fiction, which many people at the time saw as “just games.” Thomas Disch, a novelist and poet, did something similar with his game Amnesia, but Disch was frustrated that no one would recognize and review Amnesia as literature and he denounced interactive fiction afterwards. Pinsky didn’t do this, but neither did he remain active as an author of electronic literature. The same can be said of Robert Coover, who introduced a generation of graduate students at Brown University to the practice of electronic literature but himself continued to write print novels.