Welcome to my PhD (2001-2006)

My PhD Research 2001-2006

• My PhD Thesis
• My PhD Practice

Essays

• Off to Sea in A Plateglass Battleship: ? : A Dialogic Methodology for Creative Writing Research -June 2004
• The Participative Rhetoric of Computer-mediated Texts - A flash presentation for my transfer seminar
• Becoming Involved: Dialogism and Materiality in the development of E-Rhetorics - July 2003.

Talks and Lecture Notes

• "My Practice-led PhD?" - A RIMAD seminar at the University of Bedfordshire - 23rd November 2006
• "So You Want to be a New Media Writer..." - A Workshop by Gavin Stewart for Nottingham Trent University - 22nd Nov 2006
• "Good Grief not Games..." - A Flash Presentation for the 'To Infinity and Beyond Conference' NAWE Nov 18th 2006
• RIMAD Proposal - Writing(s): not for WIMPs - September 2006
• Poetry and ICT - A talk by Gavin Stewart for Essex County Council English Team Residential 7th Sept 2006
• ‘The Democracy of Digital Technology: Chaucer’s Hous of Fame’ - with Catherine Byron at DeMontfort University,15th March 2006
• 'Computer-mediated Textual Art: An Experience' - Nottingham Trent University, MA Creative Writing - 8th February 2006
• Internet Writing Workshop - Nottingham Central Library - 8 October 2005
• When Theory Comes to the Fore - A presentation at Great Writing 2005 - University of Portsmouth 11th June 2005
• WWW.Words - A workshop given at Hendon Library for 'Spread the Word' Saturday 21st May 2005
• Exploring Electronic Literature - Slide Show Presentation for Toddington Poetry Society ) November 2004
• Would You Let Mikhail Bakhtin Smoke Your Text? - a Flash Presentation for trAce Incubation 2004
• The Addressivity and Rhetoric of Computer-mediated Textual Art ( This is my RS4 transfer report for the University of Luton) - September 2003
• Lecture Notes - Media and Cyberculture 2003
• Autobiography and the New Media

Creative Work

• Cybertext Projects - the gas Project
• It is not all computers!
• Poetry
• Short Fiction

So ...You have just started a PhD!

• Introductory Notes for PhD Students