A companion to digital literary studies

 Content: Imagining the new media encounter --
 ePhilology : when the books talk to their readers --
 Disciplinary impact and technological obsolescence in digital medieval studies --
 ''Knowledge will be multiplied'' : digital literary studies and early modern literature --
 Eighteenth-century literature in English and other languages : image, text, and hypertext --
 Multimedia and multitasking : a survey of digital resources for nineteenth-century literary studies --
 Hypertext and avant-texte in twentieth-century and contemporary literature --
 Reading digital literature : surface, data, interaction, and expressive processing --
 Is there a text on this screen? Reading in an era of hypertextuality --
 Reading on screen : the new media sphere --
 The virtual codex from page space to e-space --
 Handholding, remixing, and the instant replay : new narratives in a postnarrative world --
 Fictional worlds in the Digital Age --
 Riddle machines : the history and nature of interactive fiction --
 Too dimensional : literary and technical images of potentiality in the history of hypertext --
 Private public reading: readers in digital literature installation --
 Digital poetry : a look at generative, visual, and interconnected possibilities in its first four decades --
 Digital literacy studies : performance and interaction --
 Licensed to play : digital games, player modifications, and authorized production --
 Blogs and blogging : text and practice --
 Knowiing--
 : modeling in literary studies --
 Digital and analog texts --
 Cybertextuality and philology --
 Electronic scholarly editions --
 The text encoding initiative and the study of literature --
 Algorithmic criticism --
 Writing machines --
 Quantitative analysis and literary studies --
 The virtual library --
 Practice and preservation --
 Format issues --
 Character encoding --
 Annotated overview and selected electronic resources.