TriQuarterly: What Can an Online Academic Literary Journal Be?
Reginald Gibbons
Harlan Wallach
Northwestern University’s historic literary journal TriQuarterly will publish its next issue in January 2014 into a new and revamped publishing platform. In June 2010, amidst hostile (and in some cases deliberately misleading) pre-release reactions, TriQuarterly was recreated as an online magazine. That process has completely reinvigorated the publication and directly linked the magazine to the pedagogical mission of the university. This pre-release view of the upcoming Issue #145 will present the range of new functions and designs that will be implemented in this most current incarnation of TriQuarterly. This refresh builds on what has been learned both from the first three and half years of expansion in readership and expansion of online literary content types. The technology update responds to deeper integration with social media outlets and also seeks to expose the corpus of contemporary writing present in the magazine in its 60 year history.
http://www.triquarterly.org/
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CNI 2013 TriQuarterly Presentation - December 2013
1. Reginald Gibbons
Frances Hooper Professor of Arts and Humanities
Northwestern University
Harlan Wallach
Media Architect
NUIT Academic & Research Technologies
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NUIT A&RT Advanced Media Production Studio | December 10, 2013
4. What can a literary journal be?
http://www.triquarterly.org/
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5. Provost Funded Initiative
Project funded by the Office of the Provost
• The project is now housed in SCS
• Production is based in a pedagogical
model
• Professor Reg Gibbons, Professor Sandi
Wisenberg, Adjunct Faculty and students in the
graduate creative writing program.
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6. Partnering with the NU Library
Working closely with NUL
• An example of the NUL digital repository
being used outside of the Library
• Long term goal: repository-aware website
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7. Reginald Gibbons
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Poet, fiction writer, translator, literary critic, and artist
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Frances Hooper Professor of Arts and Humanities
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Author of Creatures of a Day, Slow Trains Overhead: Chicago
Poems and Stories, Desde una barca de papel
Finalist for the 2008 National Book Award in poetry
Named Literature’s 2009 Chicagoan of the Year by the Chicago
Tribune
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28. Building a rich journal model that can be
applied to other projects
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29. NUIT A&RT TriQuarterly production team
Harlan Wallach
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Rodolfo Vieira
Alex Miner
Nick Gertonson
NUIT A&RT Advanced Media Production Studio | December 10, 2013
