English 165: Links & Study Materials

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Hypertext Fiction (an always incomplete list)

Michael Benedetti, Mercury (n.d.)
Linda Carroli & Josephine Wilson, water always writes in plural (1998)
John Cayley and Yang Lian, Where the Sea Stands Still (May 27, 1997)
M.D. Coverley, The Lacemaker, Elys (1996)
Maria Damon & Miekal And, "Literature Nation," "Whether Nation" and "Moss Goddess"
Adrienne Eisen, Three Hypertexts (Six Sex Scenes; The Interview; Winter Break)
William Gillespie, Scott Rettberg, Dirk Stratton, and Frank Marquardt, "The Unknown" (1998)
Adriene Jenik, Mauve Desert: A CD-Rom Translation (1997)
Michael Joyce

afternoon, a story (1987)
"Twelve Blue" (1996)

Judy Malloy, Uncle Roger (1986; adapted for the Web in 1995); Collected Internet Works
Colin Moock, Nebeneinander and Nacheinander and accompanying analysis, "The Aphasia of Similarity Disorder on the World Wide Web: Jakobson's Linguistic Poles and Hyper-Text" (1995)
Stuart Moulthrop

Hegirascope (Version 2, October 1997)
WWW sampler of Victory Garden (1995): "Pillars of Wisdom"

Andrew Oldham (with Mike Fairclough), Neuter (1998)
William Powhida, Projection (1999)
Christine Sheffield Sanford, Red Mona (1995); No Pink (1998)
Ian Randall Wilson, "If We Even Did Anything" (1996)
Tree Literature | Plot Branching

Julian Arnold, Interactive Fiction FAQ (1997)
Charles Deemer, The Cyberspace Sonnets (1996; no longer on-line)
Allen Firstenberg, Addventure (collaborative experiment; allows user input; n.d.)
Stephen Granade, Interactive Fiction Bibliography (text file; April 1997)
Raymond Queneau, "A Fairytale as You Like It"
Gareth Rees, "Tree Fiction on the World Wide Web" (1994)

Digital and Computer-generated Poetry
	Philippe Bootz John Cayley E-Poetry Center, U Buffalo Eduardo Kac (also see his New Media Poetry, Hypertext, and Experimental Literature Bibliography; 1998) Electronic Poetry Center (SUNY Buffalo) Proto-Anthology of Hypermedia Poetry Jim Rosenberg Andre Vallias Jenny Wright, "Rice"

Hypertext Journals
	101: one zero one Alt-X publishing network BeeHive Big Bridge: A Webzine of Poetry Cauldron & Net: A Journal of Arts and New Media ebr: electronic book review frAme: The Culture and Technology Journal Hyper-X ("the new department of Alt-X devoted to hypertext and interactive textuality") The Iowa Review Web The New River Perforations Perihelion Riding the Meridian Salt Hill (Syracuse University) trAce: online writing centre Webartery (the collaborative artists' site)
Digital Art, Net.Art and Hypermedia
	Art on the CD-ROM Frontier Ascii Art Earl's Computer Art Gallery Brian Evans: Visual music, fractals, computer graphics Gender Identity in New Media--Source Works (Judy Malloy; good, comprehensive bibliography with numerous links) William Latham Chip Lord, Awakening from the Twentieth Century Vera Molnar, One Per Cent Disorder NetGates Café Gallery Barbara Gill, Photographic Images Stephen Jackson, 90s Computer Paintings Hemali Modha, Andalusia Michael Noll, Gaussian Qadratic (1963) Otto Piene, Rauchbild Frank Popper, "Visualization, Cultural Mediation and Dual Creativity" (Leonardo On-Line) Lillian Schwartz Mona/Leo Lillian Schwartz: The Humanization of Technology (Williams Gallery, New Jersey; 1996) Selected Group Exhibitions Bill Seaman Digital Traces Passage Sets (One Pulls Pivots at the Top of the Tongue) (SOHO Guggenheim: Mediascape; 1994-95) Red Dice (Telstra Adelaide Festival; 2000) SIGGRAPH 98 Art Gallery (Orlando, Florida; "a milestone exhibition chronicling 25 years of computer art from early algorithmic drawings and paintings to modeled figures and 'pebble drawings' by pioneering computer artists") Karl Sims, Galapagos Penelope Wakeham Digital Art Gallery Jeff Wall A Sudden Gust of Wind (after Hokusai) Frances Loeb Library: Jeff Wall (bibliography) Jeff Wall Exhibition (Contemporary Art Gallery of the Art Tower Mito; 1998) Jeff Wall on the Internet (Artcyclopedia) ZKM/Institute for New Media: Artintact 4 ZKM/Institute for New Media: Artintact 5

Hypertext Criticism

Mark Amerika, "Hypertextual Consciousness" (A Companion TheoryGuide) (1997)
Miekal And (Xexoxial Endarchy)

"after emmett: a typofantastic epic voyage"
"Logokons" (visual noise machines)
"p a t a p h y s i c a l sobriety test: QUANTUM 'PATAXEROGENY 1988-1938" [Hypertext in 37 quanta]
with Amendant Hardiker, "POLYNOISE: !Information Abstracts for the ElectroMagnetic Spectacle!" (1996)
With Elizabeth Was, "sustaining the hyperkulture: toward and ecology of information" (1992)

Michael Avatar, ****
V. Balasubramanian (Rutgers), "Hypertext Review"
Belinda Barnet, "Reconfiguring Hypertext as a Machine: Capitalism, Periodic Tables and a Mad Optometrist"
Kathleen Burnett, "Toward a Theory of Hypertextual Design" (PMC; 1993)
"Conversation with Geoffrey Bennington" (on the relation between deconstruction and hypertext, the Internet, and information technology) (Seulemonde)
Jay David Bolter, "Degrees of Freedom" (1996)
Vannevar Bush

"As We May Think" (originally published in The Atlantic Monthly in 1945)
Remembering the Memex: A FEED Document on Vannevar Bush's "As We May Think" (passages from Bush's original essay, with hypertext annotations from a panel of writers and critics, including hypertext author & theorist Michael Joyce)

Derrida and Hypertext (lists hypertexts that make use of Derrida's work) (Marc Zbyszynski, Brown)
Maya Drosdz, Evidence: Meditations on Small Objects (1998)
The Electronic Labyrinth (guide to the genealogy, philosophy, structure, and technology of hypertext; subtopics on hypertext re-thinking the book, literary formats from manuscripts to the electronic book, the non-linear tradition in literature) (Christopher Keep & Tim McLaughlin, Univ. Alberta)
Jurgen Fauth, "Poles in Your Face: The Promises and Pitfalls of Hyperfiction"
Christopher T. Funkhouser, Cybertext Poetry: Effects of Digital Media on the Creation of Poetic Literature (1997)
N. Katherine Hayles, "Dinosaur or Postmodern Mutant? Narrative in the Age of Information"
Hypermedia Joyce Studies (article on Joyce and the prehistory of cyberspace)
Michael Joyce, "Beyond next before you once again: Repossessing and Renewing Electronic Culture" (1997)
Kia Mennie (Carleton), Hypertext & Literary Theory
Jerome McGann (Univ. of Virginia)

"Radiant Textuality" (relates online computing and hypertext to literary scholarship)
"The Rationale of HyperText"

Colin Moock, "The Aphasia of Similarity Disorder on the World Wide Web: Jakobson's Linguistic Poles and Hyper-Text" (1995)
Stuart Moulthrop, "Traveling in the Breakdown Lane: A Principle of Resistance for Hypertext" (Mosaic 28/4 [1995], pp. 55-77)
Ted Nelson

Ted Nelson and Xanadu (The Electronic Labyrinth)
Ted Nelson's Xanadu Project
Jim Whitehead, "Orality and Hypertext: An Interview with Ted Nelson"

D.N. Rodowick, "Audiovisual Culture and Interdisciplinary Knowledge" (It now includes sound and images, but was originally published in New Literary History 26 [1995]: 11-121.)
Clay Shirky, "This Essay Doesn't Fit on Your Screen: An Essay on Web Fiction"
John Tolva (Washington Univ.)

Hypertext and the English Renaissance: Studies in Media Transformation
"Ut Pictura Hyperpoesis: Spatial Form, Visuality, and the Digital Word" (1996) (The Seventh ACM Conference on Hypertext, Washington D.C.)

Susana Pajares Toska, Review of Deena Larsen, Samplers