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1. a show of hands

   Author description: a show of hands presents the story of the sisters de la Palma as their lives draw them into the Immigration Reform marches of 2006 in Los Angeles. Out of those spontaneous political demonstrations comes a tale of a Mexican American family wrestling with love, loss, and the possibilities of political engagement. a show of hands is an evolution of the long-form hypertext genre that began with Michael Joyce's afternoon: a story. The Literatronica storytelling engine that hosts the story answers several of the "grand challenges" of literary hypertext, namely the prevalence of dead branches on the forking tree and the inability for readers to locate themselves within the content of the story. In contrast, Literatronica adapts around the reader's choices, rearranging the content so the reader will always encounter all of the text in an order optimized for narrative coherence.

   Eric Dean Rasmussen - 21.02.2011 - 09:52

2. Los Wikiless Timespedia

   A satirical take on the Wikitorial debacle, when the Los Angeles Times opened up a wiki for opinions, letters to the editor, and opinion pieces. In this Bunk Magazine feature, The Los Angeles Times decides to repair the damage by going whole hog—transferring to an entirely wiki form, demonstrating their web-savvy might and giving the paper to the people.

   Mark Marino - 14.03.2011 - 23:05