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CfP: Experiencing Stories with Digital Games – Oct 1-2 in Montreal

This is a call for graduate student papers and projects for a conference on games and digital narrative to be held Oct 1-2 at Concordia University in Montreal. This is a bilingual conference so the call is open to both francophones and anglophones working in the field and creation and research/creation projects as just as welcome as traditional academic papers.

The deadline for abstracts is July 31st. Any questions about the event can be directed to Bart Simon(simonb@alcor.concordia.ca).

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