About the Author

Nick Montfort lives in New York City and Boston and is a professor at MIT. He is an author or editor of a dozen books and developed, individually or in collaboration, more than fifty digital art and poetry projects. Serge Bouchardon is professor at the University of Technology of Compiègne (France). His research focuses on digital creation, in particular digital literature; as an author, he is interested in the unveiling of interactivity. Andrew Campana is a poet, translator, and PhD candidate in modern Japanese literature at Harvard University, and lives in Tokyo; he is currently researching poetry across media forms and technologies in 20th century Japan. Natalia Fedorova is a mediapoet, translator, and a curator of the 101.Mediapoetry Festival. She teaches digital art and creative writing with new media at St. Petersburg State University. Carlos León, an assistant professor at the Complutense University of Madrid, is interested in narrative and the intersection between artificial intelligence, cognitive systems, and computational creativity. Aleksandra Malecka is a translator and translation studies researcher who works with electronic, experimental and otherwise unconventional literature. She collaborates with the Kraków-based Ha!art Publishing House. Piotr Marecki is assistant professor at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and lecturer at the Polish National Film, Television and Theater School in Lódź. Since 1999 he has been editor-in-chief of Ha!art Publishing House, which he co-founded.