Created by members of the graduate seminar in "The Fiction of Postmodern America," Washington State University, Fall 1996. The assignment was to read and report on the experience of reading a work of hypertext fiction found online. Below this list is a set of links to explore examples of hypertext fictions like those analyzed by the students.

Table of Contents

Dennis Bennett, Silent Computers Fraying at the Edges: L0ve 0ne Read as Reveling Hypertext

Dorryjane Birrer, Escaping the Confinements of Print?:A Response to Hypertext

Doug Bonnema, Analysis of Lies, a Hypertext Fiction, by Richard L. Pryll, Jr

Kurt Hemmer, Hypertext: The Lung Prophet by Harry Goldstein

Asfar Hussain, The Third Labyrinth: Language Loses "Ariandne's Thread": A Response to a Hypertext Work of Fiction My Name is Scribe

Karl Krueger, From Confusion to Control: Reading Hegirascope

Patrick McKern, Reading No Bird but an Invisible Thing by Christian Chumlish

Robert Mull, Hpertext Analysis: Site: Yoknapatawpha County Law Enforcement Division Evidence File

Mike Pringle, Hypertext Analysis of Indecent Commuications by Lewis Call

Martin Sharp, Hypertext Fiction: Cyberhype (and Andy Warhol Would Be Proud)

Sumathy Sivamohan, (No) dead trees