"Figurski at Findhorn on Acid" is part of the Virtual Book Fair created for the 2022 DH Unbound conference.

The Cambodians are on their way to Orlando’s Disney World after a few days in Los Angeles . . . Hawking awaits a flight to Palm Beach, then home to Cambridge . . . Poor Mothers New Orleans (POMO-NO) are on their last legs following a whirlwind tour of their flood-ravaged Ninth Ward homes . . .

Why did Eva “swoon (desmayó?) & run away” at the motel? June Swoon. You might think this is a baseball phrase, something that every team has to hear when they go on a losing streak in June. I say this is a wild dream—but it is this dream I want to realize. Life and literature combined.

With Crystal Ramsay of Penn State, I presented a webinar hosted by Indiana University for 100+ educators and architects about designing physically, cognitively, and culturally inclusive learning environments.

Re-Imagined Radio presents a one-hour radio play episode of my comic hypertext novel, the first ever radio adaptation of a work of electronic literature.

As a writing professor at Stanford University in 1995, Richard Holeton wrote a 500-word short story about Theodore Streleski, the Stanford graduate student who bludgeoned his faculty advisor to death with a hammer in the 1970s. He developed the story into a hypertext novel, “Figurski at Findhorn on Acid,” which for the last 12 years has been unavailable to the public due to outdated software — until now.