Tag: news
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Scroll Cinema 0.4.0 Release — “Aurora”
Aurora, the latest release of Scroll Cinema, significantly improves editor workflows, making the tool easier to work with. It also improves performance (particularly on mobile) making your projects ready to show to a larger public. In addition, it contains a preview of the upcoming Logic system, which will allow for configuring interactivity, such as clickable…
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Reflections and Highlights — Electronic Literature Conference 2025
Glowing green text appeared on the screen. A disembodied, mechanized voice spoke, and the creative tension between human and AI came into full view through a poetic message: “I create living things.That’s the difference between us. Or maybe we’re the same.” — Ars Auto Poetica I by Sasha Stiles On the occasion of the Electronic…
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Riflessioni e momenti salienti — Conferenza di Letteratura Elettronica 2025
Testo verde brillante è apparso sullo schermo. Una voce disincarnata e meccanizzata ha parlato, e la tensione creativa tra umano e IA è emersa chiaramente attraverso un messaggio poetico: “Creo cose viventi.Questa è la differenza tra noi. O forse siamo uguali.” — Ars Auto Poetica I di Sasha Stiles In occasione del 25º anniversario della…
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Scroll Cinema 0.3.0 Release
Scroll Cinema 0.3.0 is now available! This is the version that debuted at the Electronic Literature Conference 2025 and contains the following updates: As always, I’d love any feedback on the tool! You can leave a comment here or leave your thoughts in our Discord community.
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4 Digital Poems That Will Make You Rethink What Poetry Is
Poetry, in the popular imagination, is usually seen as a solo act. The lone poet bares their soul to the world, writes beautiful tortured lines, etc. When it comes to electric literature, though, what happens a computer algorithm is thrown into the creative process? Does the computer get copyright? And, most importantly, does it get…
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Letter to Art #4 – Ukraine, Trans Rights, and Doomscrolling (March 2022)
Full Video Presentation at: Slides
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Letter to Art #3 – Young People, Unmoored Asian Americans, and Doing Good
Dear Art, It is shortly after the celebration of Thanksgiving holiday here in the United States. It’s a holiday that was founded on a false idea of togetherness that sought to erase some really bad things in US history, but what’s been so reassuring is that I see a lot of friends are able to…
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(Dear Charles #2) Cultivating Cultural Change
Dear Charles, I’ve started and stopped this letter about 10 times now. It’s like, how do you capture a crystallized moment of what you’re thinking and feeling? Then you look back and recognize that the person you were before is just an echo, and you’re slightly changed despite being the same. Moreso than before, I’m…
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Letter to Art #2 – Egos, Deadlines, The Twisties, and Sandwiches
This letter is part of an ongoing series of public exchanges between me and Artemio. Dear Art, Thanks so much for your letter last time. It has so many resonances that I think are weaving their way into my life as well, that I’ve been arriving at independently but converging towards similar conclusions. I can’t speak…
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(Dear Charles) The Shape of Our Future
This is the first in a series of ongoing letters between me and my friend, Charles Huang, exchanged via public posting. You can find his blog here. Dear Charles, I’ve had a lot swirling around my mind the past few days; so much is happening all at once and I often feel like I’m being swept…