Patterns of Hypertext	"It is time to develop a vocabulary of concepts and structures that will let us understand the way today's hypertexts and Web sites work." From Hypertext '98, by Mark Bernstein.
Hypertext Gardens: Delightful Vistas	Beyond the Navigation Problem - The Limits Of Structure - The Virtue of Irregularity - Seven Lessons for Gardening. By Mark Bernstein.
Where To? a review of Forward Anywhere	Stuart Moulthrop, author of Victory Garden, explores modern hypertext and the missing link in Forward Anywhere.
Chasing Our Tails Chasing Our Tales	Mark Bernstein thinks some hypertext critics are running in the wrong kind of circles. He suggests a different direction. Reprinted from Chorus.
Words and Mirrors	Robert Kendall, author of A Life Set for Two, explores the aesthetics of electronic poetry.
Socrates In The Labyrinth a review	A philosopher examines David Kolb's Socrates In The Labyrinth.
Conversations with Friends Hypertext with Characters	Mark Bernstein explores polyvocal hypertexts that converse with each other and with the reader.