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Archive for April, 2011

A paperless world: Artsmatrix event 5 May

Thursday, April 21st, 2011

5th May 2011 | 18:00 – 20:00 Exeter Central Library Members £6 | Non Members £8 Accessibility to digital literature more »

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What will the library of the future look like?

Thursday, April 21st, 2011

“As much as I love the library, I’m 100% sure future libraries would be even more awesome. Just think how amazing the library will be in the future, with robots and electronics.”

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A Visit from the Goon Squad app

Monday, April 4th, 2011

As I was reading it, in physical form, I was reminded of BS Johnson’s experimental 1969 novel ‘The Unfortunates’, which famously comes in the form of 27 unbound sections in a box, to be read more or less in any order – Johnson suggests a beginning and an ending, but lets you sort the middle out yourself.

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What will the library of the future look like?

Monday, April 4th, 2011

As part of the London Word Festival, a night will be devoted to looking at what the library of the more »

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Final Line Up for FutureBook Innovation Workshop 2013

The Bookseller and The Literary Platform are pleased to announce the final line up for the third annual FutureBook Innovation more »

Two Key Technology Events at London Literature Festival 2013

The London Literature Festival is taking place at the Southbank Centre between 20th May and 5th June. Heralded as the festival’s most ambitious and inventive programme to date, the lineup is set to include two key technology and digital innovation focused events:

TLC Conference and Writing Competition

We would like to remind you about the two deadlines for The Literary Consultancy’s Writing in a Digital Age conference 7th-8th June; For this year’s cutting-edge conference for writers working at all levels, TLC in collaboration with Amphora Arts has again assembled a wide range of industry-leading partners.