Anastasia Salter
Professor/Director, Texts & Technology
The theme of ELOnline 2026 is (Un)Supervised. One interpretation of this might regard a kind of LLM development, but we also consider perennial questions in the field around who is watching, who is reading, and who is learning about Electronic Literature, especially E-Lit cultures outside this institution. We particularly encourage submissions that center on computational research questions and generativity and the university as spaces where community and computational creativity are contested by many actors and parties. We invite attention to both un-institutioning (such as the decoupling of the federal government from research initiatives at public and international institutions) and the adaptive, critical, reflexive processes of institution-building, maintenance, and reinforcement (initiatives, pedagogies, technologies, labs, partnerships, research organizations, platforms, large-language-models, publications, etc.).
Project Team
Project Lead
Contributors
John Murray
Associate Professor, Games and Interactive Media
Emily Johnson
Associate Professor, Department of English
Mel Stanfill
Associate Professor, Texts & Technology
PD Edgar
PhD Student, Texts & Technology
Ricky Finch
PhD Student, Texts & Technology