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Nick Montfort

Month: February 2016

Posted on 2016-02-02

Christian Bök’s The Xenotext Book I at MIT

Christian read late last semester in the Purple Blurb series, a Trope Tank and CMS/W production. Here’s a video record of this appearance of his at MIT:

Post Position is Nick Montfort’s blog about interactive narrative, imaginative and poetic writing (often digital), the material history of computational media, video and computer games, et cetera.

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