Selected Sites

Alternative-X

is the first electronic publishing company to focus all of its vision, energy and resources on the recent explosion of voices coming out of the 90's alternative / countercultural scene.

Alex: A Catalogue of Electronic Texts on the Internet

allows users to find and retrieve the full-text of documents on the Internet.

Campus Newspapers on the Internet

provided by publishers of the Daily Beacon at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Commercial Online Newspaper Services

is a list of newspaper publishers with online services in operation OR under development.

The Doomsday Brunette

is the first Internet browsable, downloadable, interactive, science fiction, humorous, satirical, mystery electronic book. The complete Doomsday Brunette is available in the form of a downloadable MS-Windows hypertext browser.

Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Papers

EFF is a non-profit civil liberties public interest organization working to protect freedom of expression, privacy, and access to online resources and information. See also their newsletter.

Electronic Reference Books

University California Santa Cruz (UCSC) / Penn Statue Univeristy

Global Network News

brings you news from and about the Internet, featuring stories about the Internet and technology in the information age.

Houghton Mifflin

is a leading publisher of textbooks, instructional technology, assessments, and other educational materials for the elementary and secondary school and college markets, as well as an extensive line of reference publications, and fiction and nonfiction for adults and young readers

I-media Center

provided by the Global Network Navigator (GNN), discusses most of the issues that affect Internet publishers, including graphic design, audio and video, interactive services, publication design, advertising on the Net, writing HTML, following technology advancements, and so on.

National Press Club

gives Club members, journalists and the general public unprecedented access to this professional and social organization for journalists that is one of Washington D.C.'s most prestigious institutions.

PathFinder

is Time-Warner's new home on the Internet. On this page, you'll find a compass to some of the world's greatest writing and photography and a whole lot of other Internet goodies including: Time, VIBE, The Virtual Garden, and >Time Warner Electronic Publishing

Publisher's Catalogs Home Page

is brought to you by Peter Scott of the University of Saskatchewan Libraries, in Saskatoon, Canada. The publishers listed are grouped by geographic region.

Published Writers on the Internet

is a database of published writers. You can add an entry, browse all entries, or search the database. Entry fields include: contact info, published works, agent, pseudonym, short bio. The database is meant mainly for use by published writers, agents, and publishers/editors.

Travels with Samantha

by Philip Greenspun, "This book is about the summer I spent seeing North America, meeting North Americans, and trying to figure out how people live," writes Greenspun after losing his companion. You'll come face to face with examples of the stunning ethnic, scenic, and cultural richness of the continent.

UCI Bookstore, University of California, Irvine

is an exit off the World Wide Web data highway. The UCI Bookstore is an institutionally owned academic bookstore open to the public -- both local and worldwide on the Web.

Voyage to Another Universe - 1994

by Karen G. Strom, is a narrative and picture book of a journey through the American Southwest and the Native American sites in Arizona dn New Mexico.

Waking in Jerusalem

by Sharon Katz, is a story about a young child who wakes up before his parents and watches the city of Jerusalem wake up. Suitable for children ages 3 to 7.

William Calvin's fifth nonfiction book

on the evolution of the human brain during the ice ages, is now available on the web (all chapters, illustrations, end notes). First published by Bantam-Doubleday-Dell in 1990, it considers the abrupt climate changes that punctuate the last 2.5 million years to be the primary "cause" of the enlargement and reorganization of the ape brain. The book is the precursor of the author's article, The emergence of intelligence in the October 1994 issue of Scientific American.