Official selections:
Digital Poetics (Amsterdam, Dec. 2011)
Cabaret Voltage (Karlskrona, Sweden, June 2011)

Presentation ELMCIP Knowledge Base

Presentation in English (pdf)
Présentation en français (pdf)
Presentazione in italiano (pdf)

Official selections:
New Media Writing Prize 2011 Winner (Nov. 2011)
Cabaret Voltage (Karlskrona, Sweden, June 2011)
SpringGun Press (April 2011)
Palazzo delle Arti Napoli (Naples, January 2011)
Chico.art.net 2010 (December 2010)
European Literature Communities (Bergen, Norway, Sep. 2010)/ Video
From the Page to the Screen (Kingston University, London, July 2010)
ELO 2010 (Providence, USA, June 2010)

Presentation Electronic Literature Directory
Presentation ELMCIP Knowledge Base

Presentation in English (pdf)
Présentation en français (pdf)

Official selections:
Text Fields (University of Florida, Feb. 2010)
Digital Arts and Culture (University of California Irvine, Dec. 2009)
Electronic Literature in Europe (Bergen, Norway, Nov. 2009)

Presentation NT2

Touch / Toucher

http://www.to-touch.com/

Presentation in English (pdf)
Présentation en français (pdf)

Official selections :
Electronic Literature Collection Volume 2 (ELO, August 2010)
The New River Journal (Spring 2010)
Designing Pleasurable Products and Interfaces (dppi, Oct. 09)
E-poetry Festival(Barcelona, May 09)
Concours de média-poésie de la Biennale Internationale des Poètes (May 09)
bleuOrange review (March 09)

Réel/virtuel by Nikoleta Kerinska (Feb. 2010)
Presentation Electronic Literature Directory
Presentation NT2

The 12 Labors of the Internet User /
Les 12 travaux de l'internaute

http://www.the12labors.com/
http://www.les12travaux.com/

Presentation in English (pdf)
Présentation en français (pdf)

Official selections:
Reading Rebooted, Indiana University of PA (USA, Dec. 2009)
Hyperrhiz review (Sept. 2009)
DIMEA 2008 (Greece, Sept. 2008)
Electronic Literature in Europe (Norway, Sept. 2008)
ELO 2008 (Vancouver, USA, June 2008)
e-poetry 2007 (Paris, May 2007)

Presentation Electronic Literature Directory
Presentation NT2
Writer Response Theory: Mark Marino
CultureNet