Scott Rettberg is the Director of the Center for Digital Narrative and a professor of digital culture in the department of linguistic, literary, and aesthetic studies at the University of Bergen, Norway. Prior to moving to Norway in 2006, Rettberg directed the new media studies track of the literature program at Richard Stockton College in New Jersey. Rettberg is the author or coauthor of novel-length works of electronic literature such as The Unknown, Kind of Blue, and Implementation. His work has been exhibited both online and at art venues, including the Venice Biennalle, Beall Center in Irvine California, the Slought Foundation in Philadelpia, and The Krannert Art Museum. Rettberg is the cofounder and served as the first executive director of the nonprofit Electronic Literature Organization, where he directed major projects funded by the Ford Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation. Rettberg is the project leader of the HERA-Funded ELMCIP research project, the director of the ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge Base: http://elmcip.net/knowledgebase, and the leader of the Electronic Literature Research Group. Rettberg was the conference chair of the 2015 Electronic Literature Organization Conference and Festival: The End(s) of Electronic Literature. Rettberg and his coauthors were winners of the 2016 Robert Coover Award for a Work of Electronic Literature for Hearts and Minds, The Interrogations Project. His monograph Electronic Literature (Polity, 2018) has been described by prominent theorist N. Katherine Hayles as "a significant book by the field's founder that will be the definitive work on electronic literature now and for many years to come." Electronic Literature was awarded the 2019 N. Katherine Hayles Award for Criticism of Electronic Literature.

 

DIKULT 105: Web Aesthetics and Web Design

DIKULT 202: The Bachelor's Thesis in Digital Culture

DIKULT 203: Electronic Literature

DIKULT 204: Digital Media and Digital Cultures

DIKULT 207: Practical Projects in the Digital Humanities

DIKULT 301: Research Methods and the Master's Thesis in Digital Culture

DIKULT 303: Digital Media Aesthetics

 

Podcast

• Scott Robert Rettberg; Doris Carmen Rusch (2024). Off Center Episode 12: Existential Transformative Game Design with Doris Rusch | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Flourish Klink (2024). Off Center Episode 8: Fanfiction as a Form of Digital Narrativity with Flourish Klink | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Nick Montfort (2024). Off Center Episode 7: Computational Narrative Systems and Platform Studies with Nick Montfort | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Kristine Jørgensen (2025). Off Center Episode 17: Transgressive Games and Understanding Male Gamers with Kristine Jørgensen | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Patrick Jagoda (2025). Off Center Episode 16: Alternate Reality Games with Patrick Jagoda | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Mathias Klang (2025). Off Center Episode 15: Surveillance Microcosms with Mathias Klang | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Lai-Tze Fan (2024). Off Center Episode 6: Gendered AI and Editorial Labour in Digital Culture with Lai-Tze Fan | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; David Jhave Johnston (2024). Off Center Episode 13: Creative AI with David Jhave Johnston | ebr. (external link)
• Caitlin Fisher; Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). Off Center Episode 10: Immersive Storytelling in Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality with Caitlin Fisher | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Drew Robert Keller (2024). Off Center Episode 5: AI, Computational Creativity, and Media Production with Drew Keller | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg (2025). Off Center Episode 14: Machine Vision with Jill Walker Rettberg | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Roderick Luis Coover (2024). Off Center Episode 11: Filmmaking and Combinatory Cinema with Roderick Coover | ebr. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Jason Nelson (2023). Off Center Episode 3: Artistic Research and Digital Writing, with Jason Nelson | ebr. (external link)

Lecture

• Scott Robert Rettberg (2025). Generative AI Storytelling. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Editing Electronic Literature: Roundtable. (external link)
• Jill Walker Rettberg; Scott Rettberg (2008). Presentasjon av boken Digital Culture, Play, and Identity: A World of Warcraft Reader. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). From the Avant-Garde to the Digital Vernacular. Keynote address. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2013). European Electronic Literature Showcase. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Combinatory Cinema. (external link)

Conference lecture

• Scott Rettberg (2011). The State of Electronic Literature in Europe: Roundtable on European Electronic Literature Networks. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Reflexivity in American Metafiction and Literary Hypertext. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2013). An Emerging Canon? A Preliminary Analysis of All References to Creative Works in Critical Writing Documented in the ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2013). Digital Humanities Projects for Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Electronic Literature in the Context of the Twentieth Century Avantgarde. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2016). Digital Scholarship Seminar: The ELMCIP Project, Electronic Literature Knowledge Base, and Data Visualization Research Outcomes. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). The ELMCIP Knowledge Base and the Formation of an International Field of Literary Scholarship and Practice. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2010). All Tomorrow's Parties. (external link)
• Eric Dean Rasmussen; Scott Rettberg (2011). The ELMCIP Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Eric Dean Rasmussen; Scott Rettberg; Joseph Tabbi (2018). “Electronic Literature and Literary Culture: A Debate" / Debate Moderator. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2008). Electronic Literature as Old and New Media. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2013). Network Based Fictions in the Public/Private Sphere. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). Paratexts in the ELMCIP Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). The Story of Tokyo Garage. Part of Roundtable “Taroko Gorge Remixed: Repetition and Difference in Machine Texts.”. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover (2014). Combinatory Poetics in a Culture of Distraction. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2025). It's Been a Long Time Since We Rock and Rolled: A Rock History of the Early ELO. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). New Work in Locative Narrative. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Implementation Reading and Electronic Literature Presentation. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Appropriation in Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). The ELMCIP Knowledge Base: a platform for documenting electronic literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Poetry, Visuality, and Materiality: Roundtable. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Building on the ELMCIP Knowledge Base: Networks and Platforms for Persistent Cultural Memory. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2016). Visualizing the Field of Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2019). Teaching Electronic Literature Using Electronic Literature (Keynote). (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Complications of narrative time in electronic literature: Some examples in conversation with Gerard Genette’s Narrative Discourse. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). AIwriting: Creative Practice as a Critical Method for Investigating Large Language Models. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). A tale of two programs: Developing curricula in digital culture. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2025). Wrestling the Machine: Human Authorship with Generative AI. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2025). AI and Digital Narrative. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Mapping Electronic Literature Networks: The ELMCIP Knowledge Base and the Apparatus of Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Dada Redux: Elements of Dadaist Practice in Contemporary Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Anna Nacher; Søren Pold (2023). Covid E-Lit Digital Art During the Pandemic (Screening and Discussion). (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2016). How Genres of Electronic Literature Inform New Reading Experiences for the Young. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Walter Jason Nelson; Jill Walker Rettberg et al. (2023). AIwriting: Text to Image Generation as a Mode of Digital Narrative. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2017). Practices in Combinatory Poetics. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover (2016). CRchange: Collaborative and Combinatory Practices in Emerging Cinema. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2016). Place and No Place: Panorama, Glitch, Photospheres, and Narrative Affect in Digital Media. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg; Roderick Coover et al. (2014). Collaborative Creativity in New Media: Roundtable. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2013). Developing a Robust Research Infrastructure for Electronic Literature: The Electronic Literature Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Patricia Tomaszek; Jill Walker Rettberg; Scott Rettberg (2013). Å bruke ELMCIPs kunnskapsbase i elektronisk litteratur i undervisningen. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Lost in Translation: Reiterating New Media Artworks across Languages and Platforms. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). A Response to Nick Montfort's "Programming for Fun, Together". (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). ELMCIP Research Project Goals, Results, and Impact. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Talan Memmott; Jill Walker Rettberg et al. (2023). AIwriting: Relations Between Image Generation and Digital Writing. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover; Arthur Nishimoto et al. (2015). Performance and Panel Discussion of Hearts and Minds: The Interrogations Project. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Changing Modes of Reading and Collective Authorship. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2010). Implementation in Contexts. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover (2016). Addressing Torture in Iraq through Critical Digital Media Art—Hearts and Minds: The Interrogations Project. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg (2014). New Directions in the Digital Humanities: Database Visualization Research Based on the ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Combinatory Practices in Digital Literature and Film. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Daria Tsoupikova; Roderick Coover et al. (2014). Hearts and Minds: The Interrogations Project (VISAP 2014 Paper). (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). Documenting Your Work: A Workshop on Using the ELMCIP Knowledge Base for Authors, Critics, and Teachers of Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). An Emerging Canon? Mapping a Field Through Database Visualisation. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). The Center for Digital Narrative and recent research in AI. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). AI Text-to-Image Writing and the Digital Unconscious. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Electronic Authorship: Collaboration, Appropriation, Community, and Practice. (external link)
• Jill Walker Rettberg; Scott Rettberg (2013). Mining the Knowledge Base: Exploring Methodologies for Analysing the Field of Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Remarks on the Release of the Electronic Literature Collection, Volume One. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Process-Intensive Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2016). The ELMCIP Project, Electronic Literature Knowledge Base, and Data Visualization Research Outcomes. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2016). Platforms and Genres of Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Presentation of "The Last Volcano" and "Cats and Rats". (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2008). All Together Now: Collective Narratives and Collective Knowledge Communities in Context. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2019). Electronic Literature: Documenting and Archiving Multimodal Computational Writing (Keynote Address). (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Situating Change: Combinatory Writing, Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Technology, and Political Reality. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). Collective Memory and the Development of a Field: Building the ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge Base.” Keynote address. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2025). AIwriting: Creative Practice as a Critical Method for Investigating Large Language Models. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Practical uses of the ELMCIP Knowledge Base for French Authors and Researchers of Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). Small forms within larger forms of digital narrative. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Making Connections Visible: Building a Knowledge Base for Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). Cyborg Authorship: Writing with AI. (external link)

Academic article

• Scott Rettberg (2014). An Emerging Canon? A Preliminary Analysis of All References to Creative Works in Critical Writing Documented in the ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2008). Dada Redux: Elements of Dadaist Practice in Contemporary Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Performative Reading: Attending the Last Performance [dot org]. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2021). Documenting a Field: The Life and Afterlife of the ELMCIP Collaborative Research Project and Electronic Literature Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Alexandra Saum-Pascual (2020). Introduction: Electronic Literature as a Framework for the Digital Humanities. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover (2018). Voices from Troubled Shores: Toxi•City: a Climate Change Narrative. (external link)
• Lina Ruth Harder; David Jhave Johnston; Scott Rettberg et al. (2026). Extending Digital Narrative with AI, Games, Chatbots, and XR: How Experimental Creative Practice Yields Research Insights. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2025). Shed Not a Tear for Literature in the Age of AI. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2010). Editorial Process and the Idea of Genre in Electronic Literature in the Electronic Literature Collection, Volume 1. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2009). Electronic Literature (in Performance): A Report from the 2008 Electronic Literature in Europe Conference. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2015). Situating Change: Combinatory Writing, Collaboration, and Technopolitical Reality. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2023). Cyborg Authorship: Writing with AI – Part 1: The Trouble(s) with ChatGPT. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2012). Developing an Identity for the Field of Electronic Literature: Reflections on the Electronic Literature Organization Archives. (external link)
• Rui Torres; Scott Robert Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg et al. (2023). Digital Narratives — Theories, Criticism(s), Achievements: Introduction. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2006). Avant-Gaming: An Interview with Jane McGonigal. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2006). Editor's Introduction: Reconfiguring Place and Space in New Media Writing. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2006). Written on the Body: An Interview with Shelley Jackson. (external link)
• Anna Nacher; Søren Pold; Scott Robert Rettberg (2023). Pandemic Genres: Processing the COVID-19 Pandemic through Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Daria Tsoupikova; Arthur Nishimoto et al. (2017). Hearts and Minds: The Interrogations Project. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover (2016). No Terminus: The 2015 End(s) of Electronic Literature Festival. (external link)
• Arthur Nishimoto; Daria Tsoupikova; Scott Rettberg et al. (2016). From CAVE2™ to mobile: Adaptation of hearts and minds virtual reality project interaction. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover (2020). Addressing Significant Societal Challenges Through Critical Digital Media. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Kjersti Aarstein; Chris Ingraham et al. (2019). Our Struggle: Reading Karl Ove Knausgård’s Min Kamp. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2020). Teaching electronic literature using electronic literature. (external link)
• Michelle Citron; Kurt Heintz; Niki Nolin et al. (2002). START HERE> An Interdisciplinary Introduction to Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2009). Communitizing Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Finding a third space for electronic literature: Creative community, authorship, publishing, and institutional environments. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2009). Ord som kan lyse opp et mørkt rom: Om elektronisk litteratur. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Søren Pold; Elisabeth Nesheim et al. (2018). Always Inside, Always Enfolded into the Metainterface: A Roundtable Discussion. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg (2024). Algorithmic narrativity: Literary experiments that drive technology. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Fire korte observasjoner omkring Audiatur. (external link)

Conference poster

• Scott Rettberg; Arthur Nishimoto; Roderick Coover et al. (2015). The battle for hearts and minds: interrogation and torture in the age of war. (external link)

Journal review

• Scott Rettberg (2008). Novelists' Elegy. Review of The Last Novel by David Markson. (external link)

Popular science article

• Scott Rettberg (2011). Å lese med fingrene: Litteratur på iPad. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). E-Lit. Som Litt.-Vit. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Marecki Piotr; Nick Montfort (2014). Z Providence do Implementation – wywiad z Nickiem Montfortem i Scottem Rettbergiem. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Lesningens visjoner: Om elektronisk litteratur. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). Bokstaver i bevegelse: Om elektronisk litteratur. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2010). Flukten fra Språkfengselet. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2010). Jason Nelsons hemmelige teknologi. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). Fin du Monde: AI Text-To-Image Writing and the Digital Unconscious. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2010). Gammel vin i nye sekker: Om elektronisk litteratur. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2019). 2008: Azeroth. (external link)

Academic book chapter

• Scott Rettberg (2013). Human Computation in Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). All Together Now: Hypertext, Collective Narratives, and Online Collective Knowledge Communities. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2019). Cognitive Assemblages in Ecological / Digital Art. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2015). Developing an Identity for the Field of Electronic Literature: Reflections on the Electronic Literature Organisation Archives. (external link)
• Roderick Coover; Scott Rettberg; Daria Tsoupikova et al. (2021). Addressing Torture in Iraq through Critical Digital Media Art—Hearts and Minds: The Interrogations Project. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Eric Dean Rasmussen (2014). The ELMCIP Knowledge Base. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg (2010). Digital Media. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2008). Corporate Ideology in World of Warcraft. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2018). Electronic Literature (Keyword). (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2016). Electronic Literature as Digital Humanities. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2020). The Pleasure (and Pain) of Link Poetics. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2018). Panorama, Glitch, and Photospheres: Machine Vision and the Ghost in the Machine. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Developing a Network-Based Creative Community: An Introduction to the ELMCIP Final Report. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Daria Tsoupikova; Roderick Coover et al. (2016). Hearts and Minds: The Residue of War. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2015). The American Hypertext Novel and Whatever Became of It?. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2015). Posthyperfiction: Practices in Digital Textuality. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2014). Collaborative Narrative. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2011). The ELMCIP Knowledge Base and the Formation of an International Field of Literary Scholarship and Practice. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg (2021). Digital Fiction. (external link)
• Anna Nacher; Søren Pold; Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). A Pandemic Crisis Seen from the Screen: A Reflection on Pandemic Imagination. (external link)

Media interview

• Scott Rettberg; Shelley Jackson (2019). Room for So Much World: A Conversation with Shelley Jackson. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Flourish Klink (2024). Fanfiction as a Form of Digital Narrativity with Flourish Klink. (external link)
• Jill Walker; Scott Rettberg (2006). Elektronisk litteratur samles på nett. (external link)
• Jill Walker; Scott Rettberg (2006). Klikk for ny litteratur. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Ashleigh Steele (2023). Meme Culture, Social Media, and the January 6th Insurrection with Ashleigh Steele. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg (2023). Introducing the Center for Digital Narrative, with Jill Walker Rettberg. (external link)
• Ashleigh Steele; Scott Robert Rettberg (2023). Meme Culture, Social Media, and the January 6th Insurrection with Ashleigh Steele. (external link)
• Joseph Paul Tabbi; Scott Robert Rettberg (2023). Joseph Tabbi on the Electronic Book Review, Research Infrastructure, and Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Lai-Tze Fan (2024). Gendered AI and Editorial Labour in Digital Culture with Lai-Tze Fan. (external link)
• Walter Jason Nelson; Scott Robert Rettberg (2023). Artistic Research and Digital Writing, with Jason Nelson. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Joseph Paul Tabbi (2023). Joseph Tabbi on the Electronic Book Review, Research Infrastructure, and Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Drew Robert Keller (2024). AI, Computational Creativity, and Media Production with Drew Keller. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover; Johnston David Jhave (2014). The Poetics of Combinatory Cinema: David Jhave Johnston interviews Roderick Coover and Scott Rettberg. (external link)
• Robert Arellano; Scott Robert Rettberg (2024). Hypertext as Technology and Literature. (external link)
• Scott Robert Rettberg; Nick Montfort (2024). Computational Narrative Systems and Platform Studies with Nick Montfort. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Hanne Henrikson (2016). From scrolls, to scrolling. Interview with Scott Rettberg. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Joseph Tabbi (2017). A Digital Publishing Model for Publication by Writers (for Writers). (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2006). Scott Rettberg: Interview by Simon Mills. (external link)

Radio or TV participation

• Mike Green; Scott Robert Rettberg; Robert Arellano (2025). Why electronic literature has ushered in a new paradigm of knowledge. (external link)
• Jill Walker Rettberg; Scott Robert Rettberg (2023). Introducing the Center for Digital Narrative, with Jill Walker Rettberg. (external link)
• Jill Walker Rettberg; Scott Robert Rettberg; Heidi Mork Lomell et al. (2023). Kan Sverige overvåke seg ut av voldsbølgen?. (external link)

Exhibition production

• Scott Rettberg; Eamon O'Kane (2018). Hyperobjects. (external link)
• Eamon O'Kane; Scott Robert Rettberg; Jill Miller (2023). More Than Meets AI. (external link)
• Tegan Pyke; David Jhave Johnston; Scott Robert Rettberg et al. (2023). Introducing the Center for Digital Narrative. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg (2007). Grand Text Auto. (external link)

Visual arts

• Patricia Tomaszek; Scott Rettberg; Eduardo Antonio Navas et al. (2012). The Colonization of Memory. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover; Daria Tsoupikova et al. (2014). Hearts and Minds: The Interrogations Project. (external link)

Editorial/Leader article

• Scott Rettberg; Patricia Tomaszek (2012). Electronic Literature Communities, Part I. (external link)
• Patricia Tomaszek; Scott Rettberg (2012). Electronic Literature Communities, Part II. (external link)

Book anthology

• Scott Rettberg; Sandy Baldwin (2014). Electronic Literature as a Model of Creativity and Innovation in Practice: A Report from the HERA Joint Research Project. (external link)
• Simon Biggs; Scott Rettberg (2012). Remediating the Social. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Anne Karhio; Lucas Ramada Prieto (2015). ELO 2015: The End(s) of Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Patricia Tomaszek; Sandy Baldwin (2015). Electronic Literature Communities. (external link)

Introduction

• Scott Rettberg (2012). Bootstrapping Electronic Literature. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Patricia Tomaszek (2015). Networks of Creativity: Electronic Literature Communities. (external link)

Moving image/film

• Scott Rettberg; Roderick Coover (2013). Toxi•City. (external link)
• Scott Rettberg; Rod Coover (2010). The Last Volcano. (external link)

Media feature article

• Scott Rettberg (2010). Tekst, animasjon og lyd virker sammen i Steve Tomasula og Stephen Farrells TOC – et nytidens Gesamtkunstwerk. (external link)

Doctoral thesis (PhD)

• Elisabeth Nesheim; Scott Rettberg; Jill Walker Rettberg (2020). Haptic Media Scenes. (external link)

Non-fiction book chapter

• Scott Robert Rettberg (2023). Authors Reviewing Authors Reviewing Authors Reviewing Authors Reviewing Authors Reviewing Authors Reviewing Authors Reviewing Authors. (external link)

Academic monograph

• Scott Rettberg (2018). Electronic Literature. (external link)

See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.

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