Spring 2009: No teaching this semester. I will be available at
MITH but keeping a low profile as I push various projects forward. Work on
Preserving Virtual Worlds continues and work on
MONK concludes. Proposal writing for new projects is, as always, ongoing. In June, I am co-local organizer for
Digital Humanities 2009 here at Maryland, coinciding with MITH's 10th anniversary as a working digital humanities center. I will be giving talks at
O'Reilly Tools of Change, the
Society for Textual Scholarship, the Beinecke at Yale, and the
London Seminar in Digital Text. My chapter on "War Stories: Wargaming and Vast Procedural Narratives" will be out in May in Pat Harrigan and Noah Wardrip-Fruin's
Third Person volume from MIT Press. Also check out my newest essay for
The Chronicle of Higher Education, called "
Hello Worlds."
Follow me on Twitter as "
@mkirschenbaum."
Looking for something I wrote, or a specific project, or an old course? If you don't see it listed in the links below, try my
vita. (Note that the search function is for blog entries only.)
