HYPERMARKS

HYPER TEXTUAL FICTION LINKS:

by author * * * miscelanious

BY AUTHOR:

Chris Abraham

Projects: homepage, and

worked with Judy Malloy on My name is Scibe. (see Malloy)

Genre(s): HYPERFiction, poetry

Location: Washington DC

Udi Aloni

Projects: Aloni says Re-U-Man (www.Re-U-Man.com) is "a

structure that helps me send my fragmented "I" to you (plural) and

re-collect your commentary, for me to speak again in a way that might

surprise me. The project begins with the presentation and will

continue on the Internet, as well as at stations/installations located in

museums, galleries, libraries, and schools." Aloni uses sound and image in

his creation to narrate and explain.

Re-U-Man appears to be Aloni's only web-project.

a bio is at:www.spacelab.net/~udi/main/bio.html

Location: New York City

Source Code: "Pure"

mark amerika

Projects: founder of alt-X.

author of gramatron, etc... see Ensemble Logic for another piece. and one

other exists in the first issue of frAme.

Location:

Genre(s): HYPERFiction, HYPEREssay, etc.

Code:

Miekel And

Projects: Literature Nation

also see Joglars: Crossmedia Boradcast

Genre(s): HYPERFiction, Art, Poetry "HYPERPoesy"

Location: Wisconsin?

Daniel Garcia Andujar

Projects: Technologies to the people is suppose to bring into

question issues of class and acess to technology by parody. Andujar brings

into question ideas of global colonization. couldn't find anything else.

Location: born (and presumably still lives in spain...operates

overseas... Like Re-U-Man, this particular piece appears to be more of a

presentation or an instalation...

Code: no meta... "clean"

Di Ball

Projects: an choice

between _cyberkali_ and _Krystal Ball_, Ball's two works.

Genre(s): HYPERfiction/Art

Location: australia

Kevin Marcus Bell

Projects: Our Beautiful Child

was found at the 2001 site.. see above.

Genre(s): multimedia... movies & webart/text

Location: bio can be found here but

does not include location.

Michael Barnard

Projects: CYBERSONNET: An Interactive Electronic Poem

Genre(s): HYPERPoetry

Location: ???

Mark Bernstein

Projects: Hypertext Gardens

more here

Genre(s): HYPEREssay

Location: Watertown MA?

Simon Biggs

Projects: "The Great Wall of China" "Book of Shadows" and "Virtual

Conversation" are accessable at: http://www.easynet.co.uk/simonbiggs/webworks.htm

Genre(s): "book of shadows" is image rich, some appears to be

poetry accompanied by images...The great wall of china, is interesting because it creates

the text as you play with it, but as a result it is rather nonsensical.

The image changes as well, which is interesting, and there are (chinese or

japanise) characters involved in some way as well.

Location: Born in australia, now lives in London UK

Code: "Clean" --Biggs actually wrote the code for this stuff.

David Blair

Project(s): webwax

claims to be the first online movie.

Genre: HYPERMovie

Location: ???

Natalie Bookchin

Projects:

http://jupiter.ucsd.edu/~bookchin/home.html

http://www.calarts.edu/~bookchin/

Natalie Bookchin is one of those listed in the authors list on the

Interface page as having helped author "homework"

www.calarts.edu/%7Ebookchin/intruder.html... a "game translation" she calls it, of a

story by Borges. In true Borgesian style, I cannot actually find the game,

only the description of the game.

Location: University of California, SanDiego

Genres: intelectual hypertext metanaratives

Code: some her own, and some Netscape Composer

Heath Bunting

http://www.irational.org/heath/

An index of Bunting's work, including "Own, Be Owned Or Remain

Invisible" which is a strange sort of statement about domain names...I

think... It is seemingly about Bunting himself, and "signed" James Flint.

Nearly every word is a link to "www.whatever-the-word-is.com". The text is

kinda hard to read because it's all really light.

"PAIN OF EXISTENCE" is also quite interesting...is it hypertext,

or is it a slide show? Includes some really awesome words though, mostly

on billboards, including "Most art says nothing to most people."

"The Pleasure Project"... utilizes combined authorship for some

of the main links, and for others describes art projects...sorta.

Location: All the email in this site goes to "???@cybercafe.org"

cybercafe.org is registered to Ivan Pope of London, UK...There are other

references to UK...

http://www.irational.org/info/observer.html

About Heath Bunting... Lives in UK, started Cyber Cafe according

to this article by Jim McClellan. (URL at the end of the article is no

longer in effect.)

Genres: hypertext, pornography, hyper-photography

Code: his own.

Melinda Burgess

Projects: - line - among others can be found at Burgess's

homepage, www.subtle.net.

Location: Burgess lives and operates out of Australia.

Genre: Line is an instalation/fiction primarilly dealing with

on-line issues.

Code: her own.

Linda Carroli

Project(s): *water writes always in *plural

is a colaboration with Josephine Wilson. Also has _about flytrap_,

_cipher_, _terrene_, and others accessable at her homepage.

Location: Brisbane Australia

Genre(s): hypertext

Code: ?

Janet Cohen

Projects: www.three.org ... Agree to Disagree Online is a flash

based (I think) presentation of an argument about hypertext vs. linear

narative. I have not searched yet for Janet Cohen exclusively. Much

information is available on all three colaborators at www.three.org.

Genres: art, meta-hypertext-narative

Location: New York city

Code: Pagemill 2.0 & Javascript...probably multimedia flash as

well...

Erin Coleman

Projects: has a project at 2001.

Genre(S): this is almost a short story on one page... with links

to various hyper illustrations.

Location: ???

Margaret Crane

Project(s): www.pair.xerox.com/cw

Genre(s): not searched yet

Location: San Francisco, california

Code: pure

Jeff Curtis

Projects: http://www.ratstocats.com/23.html

SUb-WEb...his homepage...

Genres: HYPERcomics

Maria Damon

Projects: Literature Nation see Miekel And

among others...see her formal page for more works.

Genre(s): HYPERPoesy, etc.

Location: Minneapolis, MN

Adrienne Eisen

Projects: Six Sex Scenes is a

novel in hypertext.

Genre: Themes include childhood, abuse, relationships and sex.

Location: ?

Code: ?

Keith Frank

Projects: Agree to Disagree online.

Other searches for more work have not yet been made extensively.

Genres: art, meta-hypertext-narative

Location: New York City

Code: Pagemill 2.0...etc.

Matthew Fuller

projects: I/O/D 4 - "The Web Stalker" Fuller says in an essay

titled "A Means of Mutation," Previous to the Web Stalker, work by artists

on the web was channelled into merely providing content for web sites.

These sites are bound by the conventions enforced by browser-type

software. They therefore remain the most determining aesthetic of this

work. The majority of web-based art, if it deals with its media context at

all can be understood by four brief typologies: incoherence (user abuse,

ironic dysfunctionality, randomness to mask pointlessness) archaeology

(media archaeology, emulators of old machines and software, and

structuralist materialist approach) retro-tooling (integrity to old

materials in 'new' media, integrity as kitsch derived from punk/jazz/hip

hop, old-style computer graphics, and 'filmic references' - the Futile

Style Of London 12) deconstruction (conservative approach to

analysing-in-practice the development of multimedia and networks,

consistently re-articulating contradiction rather than using it as a

launching pad for new techniques of composition).

Genre: I/O/D is a browser.

Location: London based.

Code: His and the other people on the project.

Masaki Fujihata

Project(s): Light on the Net is a clickable picture of a set of

lights that suposedly go on and off when you click them... in real life as

well as onscreen. (http://light.softopia.pref.gifu.jp/) He has other

projects available here: (http://www.flab.mag.keio.ac.jp/)

Genre(s): he seems to be dealing with the interactions of RL and

the web.

Location: Tokyo

Code: Obviously _something_ weird, but who knows... could be

sofware, most likely it's developed by Fujihata himself.

Ken Goldberg

Project(s): Memento Mori, among others (see homepage), uses an

interface with the real world. (a seismograph in this case) I don't really

know if there is a narative at work, although the prjects are interesting.

Homepage: http://www.ieor.berkeley.edu/~goldberg/art/

Genre(s): interelation between web and RL

Location: Berkley CA

Code: evidence of both Microsoft Word & Netscape, but there must

also be something else at large... (java)

Keneth Goldsmith

Projects: Fidget is a

project co-authored with Clem Paulsen... it is a strange mix of

HYPERpoetry/text and HYPERmedia. Here is a quote from the site about

Goldsmith:

Kenneth Goldsmith is the author of No. 111 2.7.93-10.20.96

(1997, The Figures, http://www.buffalo.edu/epc/authors/goldsmith/111) and

73 Poems, a collaboration with vocalist Joan La Barbara (book 1994 by

Permanent Press, compact disc 1994 by Lovely Music, Ltd.,

http://www.ubu.com/contemp/goldsmith/73/73.html). His visual works have

been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide. Goldsmith is the editor

of UbuWeb Visual, Concrete + Sound Poetry (http://www.ubu.com), a DJ at

91.1 WFMU in New York City (http://www.wfmu.org/~kennyg), and a music

critic at New York Press.

Genre: see above.

Location: New York City

code: Clem Paulsen wrote the code... it's a java aplet.

Harry Goldstein

http://www.echonyc.com/~harry/

Projects: The Lung Prophet is a novel length complex hyperfiction.

(1995) but does not exist anymore!!!

Genre: dunno yet.

Location: ^^^

Code:

Guillermo Gomez-Pena

Projects: temple of confessions & CyberVato

are the two projects most discussed.

Genre: there are lots of forms...but none that I see much use for.

(IE, I don't think they change the work in any way.)

Location: born in Mexico City, and now lives/works in San

Francisco (?-maybe LA)

Code: It appears that some javascript is done by skinpop.

Aurlea Harvey

Projects: entropy8 won the award for Best Arts

site at the 1998 Webby Awards. Also

has _something_ to do with Hell.com, www.womanonfire.com, and visceral.net.

Genre(s):

Location:

Code: mostly javascript

Anu M. Hautalampi

http://www.desires.com/3.5/word/fiction/index.html

Projects: ^^^ the title is either 'lost it' or 'word'...

Genre(s):

Location:

Code:

Joan Heemskerk

Projects: www.jodi.org

Genres: Mostly image dealing with computer errors, but there are

also interesting things dealing with newer technologies in browser

design, forms, etc.

Location:

Code:

David Herrstrom

Projects: has various hypertext poetry scattered

at various places...also see New River listed in

HYPERLinks

Genre(s): HYPERPoetry

Location: now lives in New Jersey

lisa hutton

Homepage: http://sgva-serv1.ucsd.edu/~art-slab/ARTSLAB/LisaHutton/LLHpage.html

Projects: Victorian.NET, CYBER*BABES (a fan dance for adults)

Woman Words, ELECTROCATING DADA BOOM, others... Also see: http://www.archimuse.com/mw98/beyondinterface/hutton_fr.html

at Beyond Interface.

Genre: Several of Lisa Hutton's works are primarily image

oriented, with a very linear (next, back, home) linking structure. Words

do accompany the images, and in creative ways, but the images seem to hold

sway. These pieces are usually fairly straight forward, and end in a link

outside the hypertext, usually at a site that illustrates a point

presented in the particular piece.

An exception to both of these statements is "woman's words", a

piece that features words (and again images) that pertain to women in

specific. --Although I couldn't quite figure out Michael Jackson's role in

that perspective. In this case the text was not prose, and more lists.

Location: San Diego California

Code: most likely her own

jon ippolito

Projects: agree to disagre online

also see: http://cyberatlas.guggenheim.org for his "work"

Genres: art, meta-hypertext-narative

Location: New York City

homepage: http://www.nyu.edu/classes/blais/jci/

Code: pagemill 2.0 & others...

Michael Joyce

http://iberia.vassar.edu/~mijoyce/htexts.html

Joyce's homepage...a list of publications

Joyce currently works at Vassar college in New York(?)...

http://www.december.com/cmc/mag/1997/jun/joyce.html

Interview with Michael Joyce by Chris Lapham

Justin

Projects: Justin's homepage is

all about his life. This is his life, much like Jenicam, but much more

textual.

Genres: Online Hypertext Autobiography

Location: (east coast)

Code: his own.

Nancy Kaplan

Projects: index of HYPEREssays

on Kaplan's homepage.

Genre: HYPEREssays

Location: Baltimore MD

Olia Lialina

Projects: My boyfriend came back from the warhttp://www.design.ru/olialia/war/

The most startling thing about "My Boyfriend" for me was the way that

everything disappeared in the end. You were left with this stark black

subdivided screen.

Agatha (http://www.c3.hu/collection/agatha/)

is interesting because it calls into question the function of every item

on the screen. Java enables certian words to appear when the mouse is

hovering over the characters, creating a dialogue of sorts. The addresses

of the links are used in narative as well.

TELEPORTACIA (http://art.teleportacia.org)

Is another of Lialina's projects... The net's first true net-art gallery?

Features "IF YOU WANT TO CLEAN YOUR SCREEN" an original piece of art by

Olia Lialina...conceptually stunning. Also see the Banners, just because

they're really freeking cool.

ANNA KARENIN GOES TO PARADISE (www.teleportacia.org/anna)

This is an interesting portrayal (parody) of the search for love on the

internet.

What is possibally a complete list of projects can be found at

Lialina's WILL-N-TESTAMENT

About Lialiha:http://art.teleportacia.org/about/about_olia.html

Bibliography:http://www.design.ru/olialia/olia.html

Location: Lialiha (BORN 1971), lives and works in moscow

Here is a NY times article (http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/98/11/cyber/artsatlarge/19artsatlarge.html)

on the sale of internet art...to the walker art center.

Code:

Dale MacDonald

Project(s): www.pair.xerox.com/cw/

Genre(s): not searched yet

Location: San Francisco california

Code: pure

Judy Malloy

Projects: Supposedly the "first electronic hypertext", Uncle Roger

(http://www.well.com/user/jmalloy/party.html)

is an interesting poem/prose combination...

The Roar of Destiny Emanated from the Refrigerator

(http://www.well.com/user/jmalloy/aframe.html)

is almost more aptly described as a hypertext poetry. The author has

created a huge labyrinth of connected (textual) images. At first, you see

a frame version of several of the pages, but if curiosity causes you to

click on any text...more appears, I'm not sure about the structure,

honestly.

Also has l0ve 0ne on

eastgate's site, and My

name is Scibe, a HYPERFiction/Poetry colaboration that begins with

Malloy's depiction of an accident she experienced.

List of her works is here.

Genres: hyperpoetry/prose/essay

Location:

Code: her own

m[e]z mary-anne breeze(?)

Projects: what was refered to as a net.art URL

Genre(s): HYPERArt

Location: Tarrawanna Australia

David Micko and Julieann M. Brown-Micko

Projects: Wingspan

is a hyperfictional colaboration.

Genres: HYPERFiction, vampirism, angels

Location: ??

Mathew Miller

Projects: Trip -- http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/postmodern_culture/v007/7.1miller.html

I think this was adapted for the web by Goerge Landaw...

Genre(s):

Location:

Code:

Scott Minneman

Project(s): www.pair.xerox.com/cw/

Genre(s): not searched yet

Location: san francisco california

Code: pure

Stuart Moulthrop

Projects: Moulthrop's Alternative Home Page

Hegirascope

Genre(s): HYPERTexts, HYPEREssays

Location: BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Robbin Murphy

Projects: Is the artistic director of artnetweb.com and also runs

href="http://www.artnetweb.com/iola/tumbleweed/index.html">Project Tumbleweed.

Other projects can be found at www.artnetweb.com/murph/.

Genre(s):

Location: NY, NY. (I think.)

Code:

Eric H. Nyberg

Project(s): The Persistent Data Confidante

Genre(s): This is a sort of secret machine to which you can tell

all your innermost secrets, and in return receive a secret back.

Location: Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh Pensylvania

Code: I think this guy wrote it.

Dirk Paesmans

Projects: www.jodi.org

Genres: Mostly image dealing with computer errors, but there are

also interesting things dealing with newer technologies in browser

design, forms, etc.

Location:

Code:

Robin Parmar

Projects: Here is a list of

online creative works...several hypertexts, including "The genomachine

project" "Field Guide to the Insects", and a strange representation of the

word "photographs"...

Location: http://www.execulink.com/~robin1/r_robin.htm is a bio. Parmar

lives in London, Ontario, Canada.

Code: This site is designed extremely well, (flash?) and as near

as I can tell, he does all the programing himself.

Cary Peppermint

Projects: peppermint

Genre(s): Online Performance art?

Location: New York

Code: clean

Dan Powell

Projects: Lurid Hummingbird (www-personal.umich.edu/~rmutt/HomePage.html)

is a sort of hyperfiction index or zine. The main work is called

Synthetic Journal, but all of the projects are quite interesting.

Genre:

Location:

Code: without generator tag

Lance Robinson

Projects: "I Am Here (www.web.net/~lrobinso/hyperfic.html)

is another prose only hyperfiction novel, I think there are science

fiction elements. Not sure. Not all that exciting.

elizabeth rodwell

Projects: The Angel Gray

was found on pubSphere. More can be

found on her own website, albiet burried.

Genres: hyperfiction/photography

Location: Brown University (is that in Cambridge, Massachusetts?)

Geoff Ryman

Projects: 253 is "a

novel for the Internet about London Underground in seven cars and a crash"

(Ryman's site)

Genre(s): HYPERFiction

Location: UK

Christy Sheffield Sanford

Projects: Her web bio has links to

all of her online projects. HYPERFiction: Bodies of Water: Fountain

Albertas, NoPink, Bigamy in the Desert, Safara in the Beginning. Also

directs a colaboration titled _Madame de Lafayette Book of Hours_.

Genres: HYPERFiction, HYPEREssay

Location:

code: her own.

Alexi Shulgin

Projects: Another one of the "Homework" crowd, she also started

"easylife.org" Has a "Desktop Is" (www.easylife.org/desktop) series

of images and words (many of the images are manipulated screenshots.)

Location: born and lives in moscow?

code: does her own.

Roberto Sifuentes

Projects: temple of confessions & CyberVato

are the two projects most discussed.

Genre: there are lots of forms...but none that I see much use for.

(I.E. I don't think they change the work in any way.)

Location: Originally from LA, now lives in NYC.

Code: It appears that some javascript is done by skinpop.

John F. Simon, Jr.

Projects: Every Icon

Genre(s): This is a java applet that fills a grid from the corner

with black squares. I really don't know what use it might come to.

Location: NYC

Code: his own

Joseph Squier

Projects: Urban Diary (http://gertrude.art.uiuc.edu/ludgate/the/place/urban_diary/intro.html)

is is an image oriented page, with lists and interesting voyeuristic

tidbits...the piece is presented as "found" poetry.

Genre(s): Squier is primarilly an aesthetic artist...so far, this

is the only work of his that I have found which incorporates text.

Location:

code:

Keiko Suzuki

Projects: 7-11 (http://www.7-11.org) I think this has to do with

emails and possibly online seduction, I'm just not sure yet. It's very odd

and seems to be just a listing of emails made publicly available or

something.

Location: born in Japan, now lives & works in Europe

Source: Nothing I recognize...although it does seem cluttered for

a human author.

Interview with Suzuki (http://www.irational.org/info/rhizome.html). Some interesting parts.

Bit Revolution (http://m9ndfukc.com/dfk_okkupation/bit_revolution/) is this the same author? I

linked here from 7-11, but I don't know...

Piotr Szyhalski

Project(s): The Final Analysis is featured at

beyond.interface, and other works can be found at The Spleen.

Genre(s): Very visual, but words play a large part.

Location: Lives in Minneapolis area and works at MCAD.

Code: clean

Greg Ulmer

Projects: cyberpidgin is

an index of his work. Maintains the Florida Research Ensemble.

Genres: HYPERText, HYPEREssay, etc.

Location: Professor at University of Florida

code: clean

Paul Vanouse

Project(s): The Persistent Data Confidante

Genre(s): This is a sort of secret machine to which you can tell

all your innermost secrets, and in return receive a secret back.

Homepage: www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~pv28

Location: Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh Pensilvania

Code: someone wrote it. There is at very least a script involved.

annette weintraub

Project(s): Pedestrian

Genre(s): She calls Pedestrian a work of art for the web, but it

incorporates a poetic narrative as well as striking images.

Location:

Code:

Josephine Wilson

Projects: she has many colaborations with Linda Carroli,

including *water writes always in *plural

Genre(s): HYPERText, HYPEREssay

Location: Perth Australia

Code: ?

Jon Winet

Project(s): http://www.pair.xerox.com/cw/

Genre(s): not searched yet

Location: san francisco california

Code: pure

Adrianne Wortzel

Projects: The Electronic Chronicles http://artnetweb.com/artnetweb/projects/ahneed/first.html

are subtitled an "Archaeological Deconstruction Publication". (If that

helps.)

Genre(s):

Location:

Code:

Jeffery Zimbalist

Projects: Pinkhouse (http://www.brown.edu/Departments/English/Writing/object/hypertext/pinkhouse/index.html)

is an interesting Hyperfiction, there are lots of characters, and

generally it's fairly well written, but the engine (java?) leaves a bit to

be desired.

Location: Jeffery Zimbalist is out of Brown University, and

produced this work specifically for a seminar taught by Robert Arellano.

Code: Adapted by another individual. (see Impossible Object)

BY TITLE & ETC.:

http://www.angwels.com/

ANGWELS, a hyperfiction collaboration thing (international?)

http://www.innotts.co.uk/~leo/

Dark Lethe -- colaboarative HYPERFiction

http://www.thing.net/~floating/

Floating Point Unit

http://trace.ntu.ac.uk/quilt/index.html

Noon Quilt, a truly global colaboration of HYPERText

http://www.superbad.com:80/limit.html

Parasitesite...very interesting, very cool.

http://www.ilinxmedia.com/shiftcity/

shift city, a product of ilinx

http://www.cochran.com:80/theodore/activities/interactivestories/default.html

Theodore Tugboat stories...interactive stories for children. (tree-style)

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