Host of annual, international conferences since 1987. Access to full papers from the conferences in the ACM digital library, in addition to newsletters and conference information.

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

Hypertext and hypermedia literary journal.

Raine Koskimaa's PhD thesis, which develops critical approaches to reading hypertext through close readings of several hypertext fictions.

Hypertext as an object of philosophical reflection. The three main research topics are From Encyclopaedia to Hypertext, Hypertext and Text Theory, and The Image Atlas of Aby Warburg.

Forum whose aim is to introduce hypertext and hyperfiction to the Spanish-speaking public. Includes some articles in English.

Instructions on how to join ht_lit, a low-traffic but valuable list a lot of hypertext theorists are members of.

"Hypertext theory as if the WWWeb matters". Includes a timeline of hypertext evolution and a concise taxonomy of varieties of hypertext, with examples and links.

Theory and Criticism of Hypertext Fiction, by Michael Shumate.

Resource offering links and bibliography.

The Twelfth ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia, organized by the Association for Computing Machinery.

Resource list by specialists in hypertextual fiction and theory.

Introduction to some of the work in 'machine modulated poetry' which John Cayley has been developing since the late 1970s.

An MA thesis written in 1997 discussing, among other works, Joyce's afternoon, Moulthrop's Victory Garden and Gaarder's Sophie's World

Essay discussing second person narration in hypertext fiction and text adventures. First presented at the IALS conference in Freiburg in 1997.

An online, not-for-profit organization whose purpose is to research, study, teach, support, and create diverse and dynamic elements of cyberculture. Book reviews, and bibliographies.

Interviews with new media poets and net artists, reviews of websites, criticism, articles and discussion. Part of Suite101, a volunteer editing project.

Portal.

Annual peer-reviewed review journal on the practical and theoretical developments in hypermedia and hypertext. Of interest both to technical developers and to esthetical or cultural theorists. Print journal, abstracts available online.

An entry point for discussion of hypertext theory, rhetoric, and related topics.

Michael Shumate's Masters Thesis for Duke's Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program, completed in August 1996.