Deena Larsen's collection of "Kanji-Ku Micro-Hypertexts" features seventeen pieces, each with a custom illustration of a Chinese character whose radicals are linked via various nodes. As the user mouses over these nodes, stanzas of poetry appear on the right, each with their own multiple links that take the user to other stanzas as an alternative method of navigation. The following lists texts within the collection:
- Breathing at the Galaxy's Edges
- Bubbles
- Children's Time
- Dream Merging
- Dreams of Cobras
- Father Figures
- Ghost Moons
- In the Dead of Winter
- In the Sun
- Keeping Fire
- Language of the Void
- Mountain Rumbles
- Sand Loves
- Sea Whispers
- Spiritual Comfort
- Stained Word Window
- What Women Say
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Published in 2019 by Electronic Literature Lab.
The Electronic Literature Lab's undergraduate researchers worked with Deena Larsen to produce this updated copy in 2019.
PUBLICATION TYPE
E-lit Object
COPY MEDIA FORMAT
Web