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Field Guide to Digital Fiction

Audio fiction

Ok, I couldn't resist adding a few links to my favourite sources for audio fiction online:

LibriVox

PRI's Selected Shorts podcast

The New Yorker's fiction podcast

Comma Press's Story Bank

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about

This guide was initially compiled in January 2010 as part of a research project for my MA in Creative Writing. You can find out more about the thinking behind the guide in the introduction. Navigate using the contents labels below.

I'm no longer adding new things to the guide but I hope it will remain a useful resource for some time to come (although, of course, in the digital world things move on quickly...).

You can find out more about me and how to contact me here.

Contents

blogfiction collaborativefiction copyright digitisedfiction e-books experimental flicktion hypertextfiction introduction maps newmediafiction onlinefiction socialnetworking toolbox transliteracy twitterfiction webcomics wikifiction

Useful Organisations

Electronic Literature Organization
if:book, London
if:soflo network
The Institute for the Future of the Book
Transliteracy Research Group

Lucky Dip - information and inspiration

Alt-X
authoring software
Bembo's Zoo
Creative Writing and New Media Archive
Digital Livings report
Digital possibilities for literature
Dreaming Methods
Electronic Literature Directory
Flight Paths
Inanimate Alice
Lucky Soap and Co.
Remix
Sophie 2.0
The Literary Platform
The Long Tail and Online Fiction
Through the Cobweb Forest
trAce Archive
transmediaTracker
webyarns
Writers guide to making a digital living

Journals and zines

Born Magazine
Convergence
Creative Review
Electronic Book Review
Hyperrhiz
Infinity's Kitchen
The New River

Blogs

jill/txt

Academics in Norway: Sign this petition asking for research-based discussions of how to use AI in universities - I just signed a petition calling for Norwegian universities to use research expertise on AI when deciding how to implement it, rather than having decisions...
2 weeks ago
tim wright: digital writer

The Sleep Artist - WIP - Having drifted into what appears to be unemployment (or retirement, maybe?), I'm spending time working on a few personal projects. I've decided, for exampl...
2 years ago
Chris Joseph

Call for proposals: Creative Residency @ NCSU Libraries, $25K stipend, deadline 20 August 2018 - https://www.immersivescholar.org/creative-residency-call Overview Application Deadline: 8:00am EST, August 20th, 2018 Duration: 4-6 weeks Start date: Fle...
7 years ago
bookfutures

Nearly Feedback - I've been gathering together some of the feedback which I've been sent privately re. various Nearly workshops and events I've organised over the past few...
8 years ago
Novelr - Making People Read

Linked: Death to Word – Slate Magazine - Slate Magazine’s Tom Scocca writes: Microsoft Word is cumbersome, inefficient, and obsolete. It’s time for it to die. A choice quote: I know only one perso...
13 years ago
Hypnagogia

New Wave - 2012 will see a new wave of Dreaming Methods projects that use the developing technologies of HTML5 and WebGL to create cross-browser (and increasingly cr...
14 years ago
if:book

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Kate Pullinger

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