____Online journals____________________
CTheory (online snippets from the magazine
on theory, technology, culture)
Cultronix (a cultural studies theory
journal)
CyberKind (a cultural
chronical of the Networld)
Atlantic Monthly Science and
Technology (essays from the Atlantic Monthly online and print
magazine)
Infobahn Magazine (a cultural and
intellectual look at the Net)
Postmodern Culture
(online journal from Johns Hopkins Univ. Press)
Telepolis (excellent
cybertheory German e-zine, in English)
Art
& Technology
____Digital art centres__________________
Ars Electronica (Austria)
Arthouse (Irish new media art centre, in
Dublin; the world's first new media centre...)
Dia Center for the Arts (NYC art centre
for digital art)
Resonance (archive of
pioneering virtual
gallery at the Design Research Centre in Derby, UK)
V2 (art and technology centre in Rotterdam)
____Art and artists online_______________
Ars Electronica (annual European digital art
event)
ArtNet (sites from the Guggenheim museum
plus much more...)
Ada'Web
The Blue Dot
Victoria Vesna
FineArt Forum
Leonardo (MIT's
digital art project)
RGB Gallery (HotWired's new media art
gallery)
Rhizome
ZoneZero (analogue and digital photography)
____Online art journals__________________
Switch (new media art journal at San Jose
State University)
Literature
& Technology
The Modern Word (huge
collection of essays on modern lit etc from people who brought you Libyrinth)Arts and Letters Daily (a
huge compendium of links to articles on lit, philosophy, art, books, theory,
aesthetics...!)
Fact5's E-Zine listings and
resource pages
Internet Poetry Archive
Internet
Text (Alan Sondheim on the philosophy and psychology of the Internet)
The
Libyrinth (site dedicated to Joyce, Borges, Eco etc)
Logos (a multilingual online
dictionary)
Theorists
and Critics (Yahoo's list of links)
The
Victorian Web (huge compendium of links on literature and culture)
____Literary hypertext___________________
Bibliography of hypertext
theory/criticism/practice (Eastgate's extensive bibiography of
writings on hypertext)
Burning Down the
House: the Challenge of Building Interactive Narrative (by editors of Interactive
Agent)
Buzz-Daze Jazz
(Carol Guyer on creating a rhetoric for hypertext aesthetics)
Chasing
Our Tales (Mark Bernstein on hypertext criticism)
Eastgate (the major publishers of
hypertext fiction; excellent links; order their products online)
E-Literacies
(defining essay by Nancy Kaplan)
Grammatron (Mark Amerika's
extravaganza, with soundtrack)
Hypertext
and Identity (Amy Wise on Falco's A Dream with Demons)
Queen
Bees and the Hum of the Hive (essay on feminist hypertexts)
Visual Structuring
of Hypertextual Narratives (essay by Raine Koskimaa)
____TechnoLit 101 (some
readings, reading lists and glossaries/encyclopedias)________
Technorealism's reading
list
"The English Ideology
and Wired Magazine" (Mark Stahlman on Wired as Brit rad-liberalism, not
CA cybergrooviness)
"Way-new
Technopomposity" (cynicism by former HotWired columnist Jon
Katz)
Web 101 (HotWired's
Web glossary)
"What
Technophiles Need to Know: a Work in Progress" by Howard Rheingold
____Online magazines____________________
Blair (I love Blair! Especially the online
games [gay or eurotrash?...])
Salon Technology and Business
(Salon.com's culture and
tech section)
The Obvious (little essays which arrive
in your inbox)
Suck (very dry, very wry)
____Offline writers online_______________________
James Joyce
James Joyce Portal
Wandering Rocks hypertext
(a chapter of Ulysses in hypertext)
____Electronic texts (print online)___________
Banned Books
Online (an exhibit of books that have banned for various reasons, inc.
Little Red Riding Hood...)
CERN
online book catalogue
Classical
Texts and Resources
ERIS Project (philosophy,
literature, political texts -- from Abe Lincoln to Oscar Wilde to Churchill)
Octavo (interesting company doing pdf
versions of rare books set up by Adobe/former Adobe boyos)
Online
books (Yahoo's listings of hundreds of online texts)
Online books (an
extensive list of catalogued list, including non-English texts)
Project Gutenburg (attempt
to put 10,000 public-domain texts online by 2001)
Public
Domain Electronic Children's Books
Western European
Literature (guide to collections of literary texts in languages other
than English)
Online
Toys (Come play...)
Animation Express (lots
of animations to play around with at HotWired's new site)
Anthony's List of Internet
Accessible Machines (hours of happy remote robotic fun on the Net...)
Antirom (London Web/music designers; their
individual sites have some cool stuff)
Foreign Language for Travellers
(lessons and audio files to improve that pronunciation)
Homewrecker (great use of Flash on this
retail site)
Largest Unused
Block (a Shockwave artwork, using bits of the Mac as elements...)
Modified (Bath, UK Web/music designers --
try out their sample files)
Frameplay
Silicon Valley Tarot Deck
(ohhhh, how I love this...!)
Superbad (pointless fun)
The TeleGarden (interact
telerobotically with a remote, living garden)
Tomrobinson.com (Tom Robinson's site
with sound files of *all* his music, interviews, politics etc)
Visual Thesaurus (by Plumb
Design; this is curious and... even useful)
ShakeItBabe (more mindless
amusement)
Xavier the Robot (a robot
you can control via the Net)
Icontown (an
international pixel village of web icons)
Leisure Town
(content rich)