Pre-web Digital Publishing and the Lore of Electronic Literature

Astrid Ensslin

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From the Eastgate Quarterly Review of Hypertext; Watertown, MA: Eastgate Systems

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[1] Arnold, Mary-Kim (1994) “Lust,” 1:2.

[2] Cramer, Kathryn (1994) “In Small & Large Pieces,” 1:3.

[3] Douglas, J. Yellowlees (1994) “I Have Said Nothing,” 1:2.

[4] Falco, Edward (1995) Sea Island, 2:1.

[5] Franco, Giuliano (1994) “Quam Artem Exerceas?” 1:4.

[6] Gess, Richard (1995) “Mahasukha Halo,” 2:1.

[7] Kendall, Robert (1996) “A Life Set for Two,” 2:4.

[8] Kerman, Judith (1995) “Mothering,” 2:2.

[9] Larsen, Deena (1995) “Century Cross,” 2:2.

[10] Mac, Kathy (1994) “Unnatural Habitats,” 1:3.

[11] Moulthrop, Stuart (1994) “The Crash of Nothing into Something,” 1:2, pp. 5–13.

[12] Rosenberg, Jim (1994) “Intergrams,” 1:1.

[13] Rosenberg, Jim (1995) “The Barrier Frames” and “Diffractions Through,” 2:3.

[14] Smyth, Richard (1995) “Genetis: A Rhizography,” 2:4.

[15] Swigart, Rob (1994) “Directions,” 1:4.

[16] Van Mantgem, Michael (1995) “Completing the Circle,” 2:2.

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