A new issue of The Iowa Review Web

[Mark Marino]

A new issue of The Iowa Review Web marks its reemergence as a hub of
electronic literature. Although the issue has been online for
sometime, we wanted to give it a bump for those who had not yet heard:

New Issue:
TIR-W Volume 9 no. 1
Multi-Modal Coding: Jason Nelson, Donna Leishman, and Electronic Writing

http://research-intermedia.art.uiowa.edu/tirw/vol9n1/

Guest-edited by Stephanie Strickland and Marjorie Coverley Luesebrink

The issue features an in-depth double interview of the two artists,
essays by each artist on the other's work, essays by Talan Memmott on
Leishman and Nelson's work, and links to their works, including
Leishman's Deviant, Nelson's Pandemic Rooms and much more.

The next issue, guest edited by Stuart Moulthrop, will focus on
playable texts, and will include works by Judy Malloy, Shawn Rider,
Elizabeth Knipe, John Cayley, Nick Montfort, and Stuart Moulthrop.
The issue will be published this spring.

The overall editor for TIR-Web is Jon Winet, Director, Virtual Writing
University Experimental Wing, jon-...@uiowa.edu

"Publishing electronic literature since 1999, TIR-W is well-known for
its commitment to new writing, encouraging the investigation of text
and hypertext in theory and practice at their deepest levels."
(TIR-Web site)

Please pass along the news about TIR-Web,

Best,
Mark Marino
Director of Communication,
Electronic Literature Organization
http://eliterature.org