Sample Journal-type Web Sites

The journals in this list have been selected to provide examples of the use of hypertext, and to illustrate the extent to which hypertext can be used creatively, artistically and informatively.

The first group contains sites with lists of electronic journal resources.

Journals in the second group represent the majority of electronic journals available at this time. Links are used primarily to connect entries in the table of contents to locations within the journal, for example, to bibliographies, notes and biographies of authors.

Examples in the final group are fully hypertextual. In addition to providing content, the authors of many of these sites use links to surprise and to delight the reader, and to create a sense of anticipation and excitement.

This collation is not intended to present "good" and "bad" sites, but rather to provide examples of the extent to which hypertext can be used creatively, artistically and informatively. Sites marked may prove especially inspiring to students of hypertext design, however.

Indexes and Listings

  • Eastgate: Hypertext On The Web Pioneer hypertext site.
  • Feminist Collections: A Quarterly of Women's Studies Resources
  • "hypertext journal" Results from Google search (www.google.com
  • Theatre Topics; Contents
  • Original Hypertext Hypertext fiction links

    Links, but not much Hypertext

  • Lighting Dimensions Magazine
  • Theatre Crafts International Magazine

    Fully Hypertextual

  • Engines for Education Another unusual site -- very hypertextual!
  • Somewhere Home Page and Hypertext Journal. Related experiments in hypertext communications.
  • Lies, hyper-text fiction
  • T.H.E. Journal Online: Technology Horizons in Education
  • The Valley of the Shadow, a hyper- text history of the Civil War

  • E-literacies: Politexts, Hypertexts, and Other Cultural Formations in the Late Age of Print

  • National NOW Times
    See also:
  • "NOW Demands Greater Acceptance of and Access for Breastfeeding Mothers"

    Revised 1/06/12

    ©Jack Wolcott 2012