Truly, you can find everything on the internet. By way of Dummert.dk, the first Danish blogg in Danish, I have read, I came upon the Death Test . I have 45 years to live still, according to them. Well, then I guess I still stand a chance of becoming the first Danish female professor in Digital Aesthetics and Communication ;)...

And timing is perfect, Jill and Torill are writing about hypertext and cybertext. I'm preparing a talk for my department on this subject this Monday, trying to read up on some of the papers presented at Hypertext '01 and thinking about hypertext and cybertext too. I think, that one of the things this conference made me realise/remember, is that the www is just one, and perhaps in certain ways, a bad one version of a hypertextual system. There is still a lot you can do within this "genre", in fiction as well as systems development. It is not, as Nick Montfort claimed, Markku Eskelinen said that "hypertext is dead", rather it seems to me that theoretically it has become less salient in the consciousness of some of us. This does not mean that there is not still a lot to be said about it - I am glad there are people which do.
# posted by Lisbeth at: 21:05