Online Journals

The online journals included in The NEXT are among the first to recognize the publishing potential of the web and are highly regarded for their contributions to the field.

They were founded by communities, networks, and organizations, like the trAce Online Writing Centre's frAme, but just as often they were founded by individuals—scholars and artists who were curious about the future of writing in what Jay David Bolter identifies in his book, Writing Space, as "the late age of print" (2) and took on the challenge to experiment with new approaches and forms.

COLLECTIONS IN ONLINE JOURNALS

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1998 - 2004

BeeHive

BeeHive is a journal that debuted on the World Wide Web in May of 1998 and provided a venue for...

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2008 - 2021

bleuOrange

Fondée en 2008 par Alice van der Klei, Bertrand Gervais et Anick Bergeron, bleuOrange, revue de...

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1997 - 2002

Cauldron & Net

Founded by author Claire Dinsmore, Cauldron & Net features four volumes of 71 works of...

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2000 - 2004

frAme

The trAce Online Writing Centre was a pioneering community founded by Sue Thomas at Nottingham...

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2000 - 2004

Poems That Go

Poems That Go (2000-2003) "explores the intersections between motion, sound, image, text, and...

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1999 - 2000

Riding the Meridian

A premier online journal founded by Jennifer Ley, Riding the Meridian published over 350 works...

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1999 - 2008

The Iowa Review Web

The Iowa Review Web (TIR-W) began publishing works of electronic literature in 1999,...

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1996 - Present

The New River

The New River: A Journal of Digital Writing and Art was founded by author Ed Falco in...

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2005 - 2013

Vectors

Vectors maps the multiple contours of daily life in an unevenly digital era,...

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1998 - 2004

Word Circuits

Described as the "watering hole" for electronic literature, Word Circuits was founded in 1997 by...

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