re•mediate

How to submit

• Processs

  Google / other forms

• Cover letter

  We ask for a Bio that will be published and, separately, an optional private positionality statement (information that isn't in your bio but that could help contextualize the reading of your work). We also ask for a Process note that will be published that establishes the relationship between author and computer assistance and, separately, an optional private cover letter (information that won't go in the process note but that could help the reader understand the concepts addressed).

• Eligibility

  
  We seek a breadth of experience at our magazine. We invite creators from outside the ivory tower to query criticism or experiments that challenge the limits and promises of computers in creative writing. We also choose the language of "computer assistance" in creative writing intentionally, to bring awareness to the use of writing technologies by writers with disabilities, and to increase public consciousness to the ways that computers have made the process of creative writing more accessible.

• Formatting

  We don't have formatting requirements for this magazine

• Author's rights

  Once published, rights return to the author. If you fine-tuned a program on someone else's work, it must be in the public domain, or they or their estate must be must have given you explicit permission to do so.

• Additional info

  We include a reading list to show that re•mediate is nowhere near the first in the field of Electronic literature, experimental literature, or computational literature to solicit creative writing about or made with the assistance of computers. Check it out on our site!