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Theorist and author who is particularly known for her work on closure in hypertext fictions. Many of her publications are available here.
www.nwe.ufl.edu
Developer of hypertext software (notably Storyspace and Tinderbox) and hypertext theorist, publisher and editor. Weblog, links to publications.
www.markbernstein.org
Personal website of this Australian researcher on hypertext, media studies and cinema.
hypertext.rmit.edu.au
The author of what may be the first hypertext fiction, Afternoon. Links to online fiction, to his publishers and his CV.
iberia.vassar.edu
Has written on the nature of links and of psychoanalytic approaches to hypertext. List of publications (few online), course web sites.
web.nwe.ufl.edu
Hypertext theorist and author of spatial hypertext poems. His website includes links to both theory and artistic work, and a bibliography of offline work.
www.well.com
A Swedish researcher completing a PhD which develops narratological theory to analyse hypertexts, with particular reference to Joyce's afternoon. Some of her papers are online, in English and Swedish.
www.littvet.uu.se
Greco has published hypertext fictions and theory, and has worked as a hypertext editor at Eastgate. Her weblog comments hypertext and related fields and has links to her other work.
home.earthlink.net
A Norwegian researcher specialising in hypertext, the web, convergence and multimedia. Description of his research, publications, weblog.
www.media.uio.no
Has researched hypertext in relation to the Talmud. His website includes a CV and list of publications.
www.donutage.org
Author of two influential books in hypertext theory: Writing Space (1991) and Remediation (1998, with Richard Grusin). Publications and teaching syllabi.
www.lcc.gatech.edu
Developer, theorist and hypertext fiction author whose research is in the fields of annotation, spatial hypertext and e-books. Several publications available here.
www.csdl.tamu.edu
Scholarly resources on hypertext, including advice for students), publications, bookmark index, personal information, non-scholarly resources, off-line activities, address.
www.csd.uwo.ca
Recent publications and conference presentations, course notes, weblog.
www.clarkson.edu
Wardrip-Fruin, Noah: Hyperfiction
Weblog including criticism and reviews of hyperfiction, hypertext theory and extracts of work in progress. Wardrip-Fruin is a theorist and hyperfiction author.
hyperfiction.org