Electronic Literature Lab

Electronic Literature Lab is a small, research-focused organization based in Salmon Creek, Washington. The lab employs a team of five individuals and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. Electronic Literature Lab specializes in the study and preservation of electronic literature and media. They provide a unique platform for exploring the history and evolution of digital culture through the lens of literature and other media forms. Their extensive collection includes over 3000 works of electronic literature and a vast archive of vintage software, peripherals, and computers dating back to 1977. A key differentiator for Electronic Literature Lab is its focus on media archaeology. The lab houses one of the largest collections of vintage Macintosh and PC computers in the United States, providing a tangible connection to the early days of digital technology. This allows researchers and students to directly interact with the tools and technologies that shaped the development of electronic literature. For more information and to explore the Electronic Literature Lab's resources, visit their website at dtc-wsuv.org.