The primary source for serious hypertext -- Robert Coover, The New York Times Book Review At Eastgate, we create new hypertext technologies and publish serious hypertext, fiction and non-fiction: serious, interactive writing. We deliver wonderful hypertexts and fine hypertexts tools swiftly, anywhere in the world. HYPERTEXT TOOLS NEW! JUST RELEASED! ABOUT HYPERTEXT Storyspace is widely ...

'An annotated bibliography of original hypertext fiction, criticism, and related sites. 'Exhaustive' according to the Wall Street Journal (March 28, 1996); a GNN Best of the Net Winner, 1995, for Literature.

From the intricately woven epic of Victory Garden to the philosophical explorations of Socrates in the Labyrinth, Storyspace is the software of choice for serious hypertext -- on the Web, on disk, or on CD, for Macintosh or Windows. Click here. Cutting Edge Developments in hypertext theory and practice, from Chasing Our Tales to Hypertext Gardens. Hypertext NOW Tips, techniques, and theory for ...

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Answers to questions frequently asked in alt.hypertext and references to other online resources about hypertext and hypermedia.

Jakob Nielsen's trip report from the world's first conference on hypertext: Hypertext'87 (North Carolina, 1987). Includes summary of Halasz' seven issues for hypertext research, most of which are still not solved ...