A Life Set for Two "the movement of the text...the passionate sadness and the playfulness combine to create this effective and moving word collage." -- Maria Mazziotti Gillan

"Finally, we have the ideal environment for reading a poem whose companionship we do not want to lose . . .  . [a] source of language, faithful to poetry's formal structure, offering a renewing story with unfolding secrets. . .  . A truly beautiful passage of meditation and humor." -- Grace Cavalieri

The "hypertextual dynamics" with which Kendall programs A Life creates a second-generation of hypertext specifically for this poem.... It gives the reader a wonderfully high level of choice and interactivity without diminishing the vision and voice of the poet. -- Holly M. Franking, Switched-On Gutenberg

A Life Set for Two

Welcome to Café Passé. In this bizarre restaurant, acclaimed poet Robert Kendall sets a table where reminders of lost love linger everywhere. Choose your reading to suit your appetite: among the many delectable choices from the menu are:

• Prison Rations
• Naughty Treats
• Manna From The Stars
• Dainties Under Glass

For Windows only.

Genetis

In the style of what Gregory Ulmer calls the mystory, Richard Smyth uses the genre-defying capabilities of hypertext to present a case for the power of writing in desperate circumstances. After the narrator's mental meltdown on his honeymoon, he learns that only writing has the power to salvage his sanity and his life.

The Eastgate Quarterly Review of Hypertext
Volume 2, Number 4
ISBN 1-884511-32-5
Macintosh (in part) and Windows ..... $24.95