Talk:Astrid Ensslin

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Astrid Ensslin is Prof. of DH & Game Studies at U of Alberta. She has published many books including Small Screen Fictions, Literary Gaming, & Canonizing Hypertext. She serves as Principal Editor of the Bloomsbury Electronic Literature book series & a Director of ELO #womenofelit

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