The purpose of The Hyperliterature Exchange is to encourage the sale of hyperliterature - electronic literature, cyberliterature, hypertext, new media literature, nonlinear literature, digital poetry, Flash poetry etc.

In particular, work self-published by its authors or brought out by small independent publishers or writers' cooperatives.

As a working definition, 'hyperliterature' is literature which makes use of the computerised/digital medium in such a way that it cannot be reproduced in print - for example, it employs animations, sound-effects, nonlinear structure, interactivity, or a combination of these.

Image: Edward Picot reviews The Breathing Wall on The Hyperliterature Exchange

29/3/05The purpose of The Hyperliterature Exchange is to encourage the sale of hyperliterature - electronic literature, cyberliterature, hypertext, new media literature, nonlinear literature, digital poetry, Flash poetry etc.

In particular, work self-published by its authors or brought out by small independent publishers or writers' cooperatives.

As a working definition, 'hyperliterature' is literature which makes use of the computerised/digital medium in such a way that it cannot be reproduced in print - for example, it employs animations, sound-effects, nonlinear structure, interactivity, or a combination of these.

Image: Edward Picot reviews The Breathing Wall on The Hyperliterature Exchange

29/3/05