Poetry Hypertexts 
               
                  
               
              An enormous hypertext by K.M.Payne and George Simmers 
               
              Jennifer Ley's beautiful Science Hypertext 
              Hypertexts by
                              George Simmers: 
                         
                      Narratives: 
                    Gregory
                            and Maureen 
                        Ouija 
                     
                    Non-Narrative:
                       
                  Small
Hypertext
Based
on
                          Two Lines by Wordsworth
               
               
                
               
              Snakeskin
                      e-chapbooks 
              
              Each is a
                  collection by a Snakeskin poet, presented as a
                  word-processor file ready to be printed off to make an
                  instant pamphlet. 
              Series I chapbooks (1998-1999): 
              1. From a Poet's
                    Wunderkellar by L.
                  Fullington 
              2. Those Mudfish Ways by Robert James Berry 
              3. A Blossomed
                    Disappointment by John
                  Cornwall 
              4. Voiceover by K.M.Payne 
              5. In the Shadow of
                    Women by Hassan
                  Abdulrazzak 
                 
              Out of
                  series: 
              Spindrift  by William
                  F. Adams Jr. 
                   
                 
              Series II : (2008-9) 
                 
              Long Shadows by Ken Head 
              The Gothic Poems by Linda
                  Crespi 
                 
              Speed Read by Chris Major 
                   
              I Am the Sphinx by Maggie
                    Butt  
                   
              Naomi by George Simmers 
                 
              Deathmarch
              by Miklós Radnóti    
                  translated from the Hungarian by
              Thomas Land 
               
               The Plinth Poem
                    by George Simmers 
               
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