"Figurski at Findhorn on Acid" is part of both the Media Arts Festival and the Mentoring Exhibition at ELO 2022.

"Figurski at Findhorn on Acid" was 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hypertext novel, “Figurski at Findhorn on Acid,” which for the last 12 years has been unavailable to the public due to outdated software — until now.