Author: aarontucker

SCMS 2016 in Atlanta was amazing and I was so incredibly happy to be involved. I’ve uploaded my paper and lecture slides to this page for those interested: http://aarontucker.ca/academic-work/conference-papers/the-absent-virtual-soldier-combat-simulators-in-film/ As well, I’ve updated the 3D Poetry page to include our new title, Loss Sets, to include a more detailed project description. This project was accepted to this…

Interfacing with the Internet got a generous and attentive review from Grace Halden; at Science Fiction Film and Television&; (Volume 8, Issue 3, Autumn 2015): “The breadth of analysis here and the sheer volume of practical examples offered are a considerable strength in this piece of work. A text such as this cannot help but…

Very excited to be reading in a few days as part of the Bilingual Poetry Night with other awesome poets like Jean-Marc Desgent,  Jay Millar, Sonia Lamontagne, Michel A. Therien and Catherine Graham. We’ll be at the Annex Center off Baturst at 7:30 on December 2nd. The full event listing can be found at Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/634718213337011/. As well, the second…

On September 18th, 2015, two time U.S. Women’s Chess Champion Jennifer Shahade and I played a blindfold chess exhibition at Ryerson University’s Student Learning Center; both of our moves were translated in poems in real time. You can find a full recap by Joshua Arthur Peter White-Crummey at the Ryersonian, complete with additional pictures plus…

The ChessBard is included with a number of other astounding pieces as part of the Electronic Literature Festival Exhibition: http://elo2015.h.uib.no/index.html So thrilled to be included with such amazing works! As well, a short interview with Aaron Tucker with Rob Mclennan as part of the ChessBard being included in this month’s Touch the Donkey: http://touchthedonkey.blogspot.ca/2015/08/ttd-supplement-32-five-questions-for.html

The old website was getting a bit crowded and so I decided to move to a new and remodeled web-home. Not much has changed: all of my projects are here with lengthy descriptions supplemented by links. Have a look around and email me at atucker[at]ryerson[dot]ca with any and all questions!