Shelley Jackson's "Patchwork Girl or a Modern Monster" and "My Body: A Wunderkammer," Review

This essay is from Queen Bees and the Hum of the Hive: An Overview of Feminist Hypertext's Subversive Honeycombings, a collection of hypertext essays and resources regarding feminist writings in digital media. More essays may be accessed either from the Directory or from hyperlinks within another essay. The collection includes:
 Honeycombings: undermining from the fringe
 Honeycomb: definition
 Neighbouring Hives: Canadians and hypertextual margins
 Hovering Between: Canadian hypertextual discourse
 One Canadian Hive: Coach House Books
 Hive: definition
 Queen Bees: foremothers
 Queen Bees: stirrings
 Honeycombing: open forms in hypertext and women's writing
 Breaking Down Walls: experimental women's fiction
 Critical Stings: discourses of subjectivity
 The Hum of the Senses: speaking sensation
 Cross-Pollenation: mingling discourses
 Buzz-Dazed States and Leaps of Faith: random swarmings
 Honeycomb Patterns: interweaving texts, bodies, voices
 Carolyn Guyer's Quibbling
 Shelley Jackson's Patchwork Girl or a Modern Monster and My Body: A Wunderkammer
 Patchwork Girl Links
 Adriene Jenik's Mauve Desert: A CD-ROM Translation
 Christy Sheffield Sanford's Red Mona
 Patricia Seaman's New Motor Queen City
 Particular Cells and Thematic Honeycombs
 The Hive: links to feminist hypertexts
 Critical Sources