various writings collected here
Another busy year so far. AI continues to dominate a lot of my experiments, but netprov and even some immersive theater are a close second, as the Meanwhile netprov studio team entered the LA Immersive Invitational. But perhaps the most Continue reading
This has been a busy year, largely thanks to some emerging technologies and some really delightful travel. ChatGPT, released back into December, shifted our attention and my priorities a bit, leading to a new listserv on Writing and Artificial Intelligence Continue reading
The new academic year starts with strong momentum. The 2022 Critical Code Studies Working Group was a great success. Building on that, Jeremy Douglass and I continue to work on editing the special issue of Digital Humanities Quarterly. That WG Continue reading
Fall is here with hay rides of new activity. Following the publication of Critical Code Studies (MIT Press), Jeremy Douglass and I continue to work on editing the special issue of Digital Humanities Quarterly. Meanwhile, the Anti-Racist Critical Code Studies Continue reading
This spring has lots of new directions. With the publication of Critical Code Studies (MIT Press), I have been now turning my attention to helping explore CCS with others in two specific projects: a special issue of Digital Humanities Quarterly Continue reading
Good news. The Critical Code Studies book is out! This spring brings the publication of my new book Critical Code Studies (MIT Press). That coincides with the 6th biennial Critical Code Studies Working Group! We re giving Salt Immortal Sea its Continue reading
Good news. This past May I was promoted to full professor (teaching) of writing. Thanks to you all for your support! This Fall I m finishing up the index and final proofs of the Critical Code Studies book (due out next Continue reading
This summer I m finishing up the index and final proofs of the Critical Code Studies book (due out next year from MIT Press). Now that it s wrapping up, I ve turned my attention to other projects. We re giving Salt Immortal Sea Continue reading
This fall I continued to work on the Critical Code Studies book (to be published with MIT Press) and launched a few new projects. A new version of Salt Immortal Sea was featured in the gallery of the ELO 2018 Continue reading
Fall semester, I was on sabbatical, working on the Critical Code Studies book, a musical, and a new netprov called One-Star Reviews, which runs through November. The kids and I are developing the fourth Mrs. Wobbles story, called SPY E.Y.E., Continue reading