Fiction. Artificial Intelligence. Based on two iconic American novels, A NOISE SUCH AS A MAN MIGHT MAKE is a computer conflation using a well-known algorithm that has been applied to language since the middle of the twentieth century. The two source...
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Poetry. Artificial Intelligence. While attempting to make a musical instrument based on spoken English, Ranjit Bhatnagar realized he could use the computer to find poetic forms in written texts. The result was Pentametron, a program that finds iambi...
Poetry. Artificial Intelligence. MACHINE, UNLEARNING was created by a computer program that constructs "litanies" of questions by searching an automatically learned space for word clusters and contexts that are "near" a provided seed concept accordi...
Literary Nonfiction. "Andy Martrich's ETHICAL PROBE ON MIXED MARTIAL ARTS ENTHUSIASTS IN THE USA dissects the American Dream in all of its corruption and excess, beginning with the claim that the entire sport is nothing more (and nothing less) than ...
Poetry. Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. Artificial Intelligence. Digital Humanities. The poems in ARTICULATIONS are the output of a computer program that extracts linguistic features from over two million lines of public domain poetry, then traces flu...
Fiction. Latino/Latina Studies. Artificial Intelligence. MEXICA: 20 YEARS-20 STORIES [20 AÑOS-20 HISTORIAS] contains 20 short narratives developed by the computer program MEXICA. Plots describe fictional situations related to the Mexicas (also known...
Poetry. Art. THE TRUELIST is a book-length poem generated by a one-page, stand-alone computer program. Based around compound words, some more conventional, some quite unusual, the poem invites the reader to imagine moving through a strange landscape...
Poetry. Women's Studies. As with all failing systems, interdependence is a blessing and a curse. The accoutrements of a body and their associations with people, places, and time are inextricable from each other. Concomitants, if you will. CONCOMITAN...
Literary Nonfiction. While many people find hope and a new identity behind prison walls, they lose it a few steps past the prison gate when faced with seemingly insurmountable barriers that prevent them from fulfilling their potential. In effect, th...
Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. In END BODY, Kay Sorin interweaves fragments from online discussion groups to express the timeless narrative of addiction and recovery. The poem is a collage of text that explores different facets of drug use, including ...
Literary Nonfiction. Art. Hybrid Genre. HOW TO BUILD A LIE experiments with "artistic research practice" that tries to escape disciplinary boundaries and look to as many aspects of a single technology, media, or topic as it can. This extra-disciplin...
Poetry. Film Studies. In UTOPIA, Joey Yearous-Algozin rewrites the first of the seven Saw movies in the second person, using the undated version of James Wan and Leigh Whannell's script available on imdb.com. Reduced to the scenes that take place in...
Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. Art. Christine Wertheim in THE BOOK OF ME continues her radical exploration of text and image, a "multi species poetry, a tuning fork for the indexical and iconic in language and politics." (Donna Haraway). Included here...
Poetry. Comics. Art. YOU'RE ON MY PERIOD is a collection of weird jokes, dirty revelations, and impeccably researched charts written by Sommer Browning.
Poetry. In ANOTHER LIFE, Katie Ebbitt uses dream states and waking moments to explore the dreamlike phenomenon and precariousness of grounding self to a singular lifetime or waking realities. Through writing, Ebbitt tries to recognize, unify, and tr...