This course will offer an overview of the field of digital creative practice, literature, and art. It will also focus on certain key forms and genres of literature and art created for digital media specifically. The course will highlight both continuities and ruptures in cultural production from pre-digital media environments to digital, networked platforms and interfaces. Students will learn how to read, discuss, and analyze for example works of hypertext fiction, network art, VR and AR projects and installations, and narratives in games and other interactive environments. They will be familiarized with works that explore and interrogate the wider landscape of the digital society and economy, including the geographical, material, and infrastructural dimensions underpinning digital interfaces and design. This course will also demonstrate how many of the discussed works not only address forms arising from the specific platforms and technologies for which they were created, but also comment, critique, or reimagine the design, aesthetic features, and affordances of these environments. Digital literature and art are situated in the wider social and cultural context on the global digital economy, and its local manifestations.