Digital

‘Inanimate Alice’ is an on-going project that Kate has been working on since 2005 alongside collaborators Chris Joseph, Andy Campbell, and producer Ian Harper. Episodes 1-5 reside online and are free. 2016 has seen the launch of a brand-new episode, Episode Six, The Last Gas Station, alongside a downloadable Teacher’s Edition of the first five episodes. As well as the new episode, the website itself has been updated and it now includes the truly wonderful Digital Gallery of reader-created episodes – episodes of ‘Inanimate Alice’ made by young people all over the world.

As well as that, the team behind ‘Inanimate Alice’, expanded to include the wonderful Australian digital writer and artist, Mez Breeze, made a successful bid for co-production funding to the Canada Media Fund and Screen Australia in order to develop a series of interactive stories called ‘Perpetual Nomads’. Kate will be working as Story Consultant on this project.

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In the summer of 2014,Pullinger collaborated with novelist and theatre-maker Neil Bartlett to create the digital war memorial, Letter to an Unknown Soldier. Commissioned by 14-18 NOW to mark the centenary of the outbreak of World War One and inpsired by the statue of the unknown soldier on Platform One of Paddington Train Station in London, this project inspired 22,000 people to write letters to the unknown soldier. A selection of these letters was published in a book of the same name.

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Kate Pullinger and Chris Joseph collaborated to create Flight Paths: A Networked Novel, releasing the first five story fragments in 2007, followed by a six fragment in 2012. This project was the basis for the novel Kate went on to write, Landing Gear, which was published in 2014.