We welcome/are calling for:
• Scholarly essays on algorithmic folklore, digital myth-making, and folklore in virtual networked environments (of 6.000-8.000 words).
• Short contributions and philosophical provocations on the aesthetics, ethics, politics, economics and/or epistemologies of algorithmic storytelling (max. 3.000 words).
• Experimental, multimodal and meta-cognitive creative works including images, remixes, code-poems, and experimental media including scholarly commentary (max. 3.000 words). Selected works will be considered for publication in issue 06 of the digital review.
• Short project reports documenting new collections, tools and/or methodologies or pedagogical innovations (3.000-5.000 words).
Please send your abstracts to Sabine.Slowik(at)ur.de (opens your email program) and find the Author Guidelines here (external link, opens in a new window). For creative works and images, include a brief abstract describing the work, a link to the work itself, and any other supporting materials as one PDF file.
Deadline for abstract submissions: March 31st, 2026
