"A fitting follow-up to its award-winning predecessor, Landing Gear is a beautiful and profound story about finding love, peace, and meaning in a too-busy world."
– Quill & Quire
Kate Pullinger writes for both print and digital platforms. Her latest novel Landing Gear takes the story told in Pullinger's collaborative multimedia digital work, co-created with Chris Joseph, Flight Paths: A Networked Novel, and develops it further.
Pullinger collaborated with novelist and theatre-maker Neil Bartlett to create the digital war memorial, Letter to an Unknown Soldier. Pullinger's novel The Mistress of Nothing won the Governor General's Literary Award for Fiction, one of Canada's most prestigious literary prizes. Her prize-winning digital fiction project Inanimate Alice has reached audiences around the world.
New projects include a new novel, to be published in 2017, and a novel for smartphones, 'Jellybone'. Pullinger is Professor of Creative Writing and Digital Media at Bath Spa University. Read more
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Inanimate Alice wins Honourable Mention for The Robert Coover Award
At the Electronic Literature Organization’s annual conference, Inanimate Alice, Episode 6: The Last Gas Station was awarded Honourable Mention for The Robert Coover Award for a Work of Electronic Literature. This was a great surprise, and much appreciated. The new episode was featured in the conference exhibition. I gave a talk on a panel during the conference.
‘The Mistress of Nothing’ in ‘100 Novels that Make You Proud to be Canadian’
‘The Mistress of Nothing‘ has been included in CBC Books ‘100 Novels that Make You Proud to be Canadian‘.
