Richard Smyth's Bio Page

Richard Smyth’s Single-Screen Homepage

Has his resume and curriculum vitae (PDF version) available online.
Taught VM606–Writing for Interactive Media as an adjunct at Emerson College from 2010-2014.
Is featured in John Craig Freeman's Imaging Place: Haverhill.
Is listed in the Electronic Literature Directory.
Edits the poetry journal Albatross, which is published by The Anabiosis Press.
Blogged at Scholaris Erratus and The Electrate Professor.

Read about Genetis: A Rhizography, which was published in the The Eastgate Quarterly Review of Hypertext and was reviewed by Greg Ulmer.
A "traversal" of Genetis: A Rhizography was recorded in the summer of 2021 for Dene Grigar's Rebooting Electronic Literature: Documenting Pre-Web Born Digital Literature, Vol. 4.
An essay titled “16 Bit Resolution: Definitions/Infinitions”, originally published by Timelight, the Digital Cinema Research Group.
My dissertation, titled Renaissance Mnemonics, Poststructuralism, and the Rhetoric of Hypertext Composition and completed under the direction of Greg Ulmer, is now on the Internet Archive.
An early experimental hypertext genre called ""mnemography" first published in (RE)Soundings Issue 2.2 (Summer 1998).
Some of my poetry is now available online as well.
Excerpts from ZERO, a novel in progress.
A short interactive fiction called Offering written in Inform 7 for the Cover Stories Mini-Comp.
A submission to the 48-Hour Hypertext Challenge at the ACM Hypertext 2019 Conference in Germany: Self-Help Manual was composed with Twine.
A revised version of the Pre-Socratic Postmodern Self-Help Manual was published by VOIDSPACE_ and an explanatory essay was published in the HT '24: Proceedings of the 35th ACM Conference on Hypertext and Social Media, where the Twine hypertext was on display in Posnan, Poland.