Chloe Anna Milligan is assistant professor of digital humanities in the Writing and Digital Media Program at Pennsylvania State University, Berks College, where she specializes in electronic literature, embodied rhetorics, game studies, and media archaeology. Her relevant scholarly work is published in journals such as Computers and Composition Online, Paradoxa, Publije, and Press Start. She is currently at work on his first book, Novel Media: The Book, the Novel, and Post-Digital Literature, for Cambridge University Press’s new Elements in Digital Fiction series.

Kira Bohunicky is currently an assistant professor at the University of Florida’s Digital Worlds Institute. Their PhD work at the University of Florida’s Department of English focused on digital game studies, writing studies, media studies, and ecocriticism, with forthcoming and published work appearing in Ecozon@: European Journal of Literature, Culture and Environment, Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism, Computer Games and Technical Communication, 100 Greatest Video Game Characters, Game Criticism, and Doing Visual Studies: One Image Multiple Methodologies. Their research explores the creative and critical dimensions of gameplay as making.