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Tarik Abdel-gawad, 
Alex
Barkett, “The Quicksandman:
Anorigin.al Hypert.ex”
Marissa
Beas, “Digital
Narrative”
Brooke Birrenkott, “The
Present”
Chris
Borden, "Why am I still awake? 2:36 am"
Garin Clyma, “Running
Verbless”
Megan Del Castillo, “Found”
Hrach Demirjian, “The City Walls, or
A Moticomb of Seriousness”
E. Joaquin Esquivel, “MySpace?”
Scott Evans, "Journal"
Jessica Farley, “Watch Out for
the Undertow”
Bryan Feil, “Interactive
Fiction: A Genre Quite Capable To Stand Alone”
Andrew Fernandez, “Quantity
over Quality”
Viktoriya Filippova, “While
the City Sleeps in Passing Cars”
Madelaine Frezza, “Sara
Clemens, Visionary”
Samantha Garcia, “A New Look:
Meditation on the Aesthetics of Electronic Media”
Chris Gonzalez, “Var.e.c0d3”
Ashley
Hagle, “Getting to Know You”
Ashley
Kaye, “Frustration”
Kristyn Keene, “Rhetoric of Choice: The Limits of Intellectual
Consumption in a World of Mass Media”
Roderick Khodaverdian, “Quarters”
Hayley Kincaid, “The Leap”
Michelle
Hodges, “Bending Hearts: Decoding <3s”
Amy Lovelace, “Falling
Alone”
Chris Otte, "The Medium Defines the Art"
David Piper, “Words in
Axiom”
Nick Roberts, “Wondering
Mind”
Brenna
Robertson, "Bukowski, We"
Rachel Rosenbloom, “The Cut-Up Method and Electronic Literature”
Betthany
Serrano, “Differing
Methods”
Brendan Sherlock, “The
Moon”
Jussi Talvala, “Death and Rebirth: An Exploration of the
Aesthetic of Error and Loss”
Ernest Thai, “Where am I?”
Darrick Thomas, “New
Media Literature & the Development of New Reading/Viewing Practices”
Taylor
Whitmer, “My Dad”
Clive Wong, “The Root of All Evil” [description]
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