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Individual researchers' web sites, containing ideas, publications, links or other useful information.
http://www.markbernstein.org/
Developer of hypertext software (notably Storyspace and Tinderbox) and hypertext theorist, publisher and editor. Weblog, links to publications.
http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~jamie/
Scholarly resources on hypertext, including advice for students), publications, bookmark index, personal information, non-scholarly resources, off-line activities, address.
http://www.jdbolter.net/
Author of two influential books in hypertext theory: Writing Space (1991) and Remediation (1998, with Richard Grusin). Publications and teaching syllabi.
http://www.donutage.org/bill/
Has researched hypertext in relation to the Talmud. Includes a CV and list of publications.
http://www.deenalarsen.net/
General introduction, list of hypertexts categorized by the time needed to enjoy each one, recommended webzines, and Larsen's own hypertext fiction.
http://dianegreco.blogspot.com/
She 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.
http://www.johndan.com/
Recent publications and conference presentations, course notes, weblog.
http://califia.us/
Hypertext theorist and author, whose site contains most of her fictional and theoretical work.
http://www.csdl.tamu.edu/~marshall/
Developer, theorist and hypertext fiction author whose research is in the fields of annotation, spatial hypertext and e-books. Several publications available here.
http://www.edwardpicot.com/
Articles about and criticism of hyperliterature and links to other related sites.
http://www.well.com/user/jer
Hypertext theorist and author of spatial hypertext poems. Links to both theory and artistic work, and a bibliography of offline work.
http://jilltxt.net/
jill/txt is Jill Walker's weblog or research diary about hypertext fiction, electronic texts, net art, net literature, MUDs and MOOs, computer games and cyberculture.
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