Hypertext, Culture, and Communication

Hypertext '08 seeks contributions - either as conventional papers or as hypertexts - that explore, examine, and reflect upon the creation of literary machines ranging from literary fiction to creative nonfiction and scholarly argumentation. Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:

• Hypertext literature
• Theory and practice of expression in wikis, weblogs, and social spaces
• Hypertext editing, criticism, and instruction
• Personal journals, weblogs, and social media
• Preservation, archives, and personal media collections
• Net art, literary hypertext, interactive fiction, and games

Click here for deadlines for submitting proposals.

Program Chair

Mark Bernstein, Eastgate Systems, Inc., USA

Program Committee

• Diane Greco - Columbia University, USA
• Joaquim Jorge - Universidade Técnica de Lísboa
• Nancy Kaplan - Univ. of Baltimore, USA
• J. Nathan Matias - Cambridge University, UK
• Stuart Moulthrop - University of Baltimore
• Jim Whitehead - UC Santa Cruz, USA
• Adrian Miles - RMIT University, Australia