Literature from Page to Interface: The Treatments of Text in Christophe Bruno's Iterature

Iterature's output is no more alienating than the many textual screens greeting us in urban spaces or the text we normally get from a search engine or a dynamic 2.0 website, but Iterature's literary staging forces us to reconsider the textual character and material more thoroughly, since the message is beyond the immediately decodable and recognizable.

I suggest looking at the interface as a new medium for the understanding of digital literature in order to understand more precisely how digital literature critically explores its own forms.