Yesterday Bergens Tidende published a good article on electronic literature. Their reporter, Silje Vestvik, attended Scott and Lisbeth’s lectures on Thursday and interviewed the Norwegian electronic authors Morten Skogly and Anne Bang-Steinsvik.
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Elin
Iiik. I actually didn’t think it was that great. Perhaps I was expecting a newer or fresher angle or something.
Jill
Well, I was pleased – it’s great having a piece on electronic literature in mainstream media 🙂
Elin
That’s true:-)
linda mcCutcheon
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Jill
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