I’ve been working to make Wonderbox a thing for several years now, and I’m thrilled it’s finally happening. I’d always envisioned Wonderbox as a platform for publishing digital fiction; as this site got closer to reality my ever-churning brain began adding different genres and forms and experiments to the publishing…
In this last episode of the season, we revisit some topics to explore them further, including: digital fiction museums, locative transmedia works, publishing digital fiction, walking sims, and the future. BONUS: Blooper reel! Links mentioned in this episode: Normal Deviation Anthology (buy it now!) Lyle’s current project: Seven Sisters Unmet Electronic Literature Lab…
Why isn’t digital fiction everywhere? Part of the reason we don’t see it in stores is because it doesn’t have an established publishing stream. We look at some of the publishing efforts in the history of digital fiction in this episode. Links mentioned in this episode: Normal Deviation Anthology (buy it now!)…
I’ve come to publishing through my two-pronged careers as a writer and a researcher in creative writing (I’m still both, so I suppose I now have a three-pronged career?). As a writer and publisher, I get some data on my work here and there: some reviews and ratings on , some purchase…
