Experimental Literature Links

Introduction
This article is a list of links to authors, works, and categories in experimental literature. Its purpose is to give you a starting point for exploring works in this set of genres.

I've based the list's organization on The Routledge Companion to Experimental Literature (RCEL), a collection of scholarly essays on the subject.

This project is a work in progress.

How to use this list
If a category is well established in the field, I've linked to its Wikipedia article. If the author of the RCEL article was conducting their own survey of the category, I've listed the authors and works they cover with links to Wikipedia and LibraryThing wherever corresponding pages are available. I've also included links to a work's full text when that's available and links to background information from other sources.

Wikipedia
Wikipedia articles will give you background information on their subject, and they'll usually contain bibliographies that will point you to works related to that subject, such as works in the category or works by the author.

LibraryThing
LibraryThing is a social library catalog website that lets you catalog your collection. Here I'm using it for its recommendation features and its links to other sites.

When you visit a work's LibraryThing page, you can find related works in the "LibraryThing Recommendations" section and the "Member recommendations" section. You can also click on the tags users have assigned to it. Each tag link takes you to a page for that tag, which lists other works that have been assigned it, as well as related tags, subjects, and tagmashes, which are combinations of tags. You can create your own tagmashes.

In the upper right sidebar of a work's LibraryThing page, you'll find links to its corresponding page on other catalog websites, such as Amazon, Google Books, and WorldCat, a shared catalog of physical libraries worldwide. These sites will often let you look through a preview of the book. They'll also give you ways to find other related works, usually by recommendations or subject links on the work's page. If you're logged in, you can edit this section to show links from a long list of other sites.

General

 * Experimental literature [Wikipedia]
 * Bray, Joe, Alison Gibbons, and Brian McHale, eds. The Routledge Companion to Experimental Literature. Routledge Companions. London: Routledge, 2015. [LibraryThing]

Futurism

 * RCEL Chapter 2: "Italian Futurism and Russian Cubo-Futurism" by John White
 * Futurism (literature) [Wikipedia]

Expressionism

 * RCEL Chapter 3: "The poetics of animism: Realism and the fantastic in expressionist literature and film" by Richard Murphy
 * Expressionism [Wikipedia]

Surrealism

 * RCEL Chapter 4: "The surrealist experiments with language" by Peter Stockwell
 * Surrealism [Wikipedia]

Absurdism

 * RCEL Chapter 5: "The literary absurd" by Joanna Gavins
 * Absurdist fiction [Wikipedia]

Postwar experimental poetry

 * RCEL Chapter 6: "Spontaneity and improvisation in postwar experimental poetry" by Benjamin Lee
 * The New American Poetry 1945–1960 [Wikipedia]

The nouveau roman and Tel Quel

 * RCEL Chapter 7: "The nouveau roman and Tel Quel" by Danielle Marx-Scouras
 * Nouveau roman [Wikipedia]
 * Tel Quel [Wikipedia]

Lettrism and situationism

 * RCEL Chapter 8: "Lettrism and situationism" by Tyrus Miller
 * Lettrism [Wikipedia]
 * Situationist International [Wikipedia]

OuLiPo and proceduralism

 * RCEL Chapter 9: "OuLiPo and proceduralism" by Jan Baetens
 * Constrained writing [Wikipedia]
 * Oulipo [Wikipedia]

Metafiction

 * RCEL Chapter 10: "Metafiction" by R. M. Berry
 * Metafiction [Wikipedia]

Postmodern literature

 * RCEL Chapter 11: "Postmodernism and experiment" by Brian McHale
 * Postmodern literature [Wikipedia]

Twentieth-century avant-garde women writers

 * RCEL Chapter 12: "Sexing the text: Women’s avant-garde writing in the twentieth century" by Ellen G. Friedman
 * Kathy Acker [Wikipedia]
 * Djuna Barnes [Wikipedia]
 * Jane Bowles [Wikipedia]
 * H.D. [Wikipedia]
 * Toni Morrison [Wikipedia]
 * Bharati Mukherjee [Wikipedia]
 * Anaïs Nin [Wikipedia]
 * Joyce Carol Oates [Wikipedia]
 * Jean Rhys [Wikipedia]
 * Dorothy Richardson [Wikipedia]
 * Gertrude Stein [Wikipedia]
 * Virginia Woolf [Wikipedia]

Twentieth-century avant-garde African-American poets

 * RCEL Chapter 13: "Experiments in black: African-American avant-garde poetics" by Aldon Lynn Nielsen
 * Russell Atkins [Wikipedia]
 * Amiri Baraka [Wikipedia]
 * Jayne Cortez [Wikipedia]
 * Negro Digest [Wikipedia]
 * Langston Hughes [Wikipedia]
 * Ted Joans [Wikipedia]
 * Percy Johnston [Wikipedia]
 * Bob Kaufman [Wikipedia]
 * Stephen Jonas [Poetry Foundation]
 * William Melvin Kelley [Wikipedia]
 * Nathaniel Mackey [Wikipedia]
 * Clarence Major [Wikipedia]
 * Tracie Morris [Wikipedia]
 * Harryette Mullen [Wikipedia]
 * Claudia Rankine [Wikipedia]
 * Gil Scott-Heron [Wikipedia]
 * Lorenzo Thomas (poet) [Wikipedia]
 * Melvin B. Tolson [Wikipedia]
 * Jean Toomer [Wikipedia]
 * Umbra (poets) [Wikipedia]

Anglophone postcolonial poetry

 * RCEL Chapter 14: "The limits of hybridity: Language and innovation in Anglophone postcolonial poetry" by Priyamvada Gopal
 * Postcolonial literature [Wikipedia]
 * G. V. Desani [Wikipedia]
 * Wilson Harris [Wikipedia]
 * Dambudzo Marechera [Wikipedia]
 * Mudrooroo [Wikipedia]
 * Ben Okri [Wikipedia]
 * Salman Rushdie [Wikipedia]
 * Vikram Seth [Wikipedia]
 * Wole Soyinka [Wikipedia]
 * Amos Tutuola [Wikipedia]
 * Derek Walcott [Wikipedia]

Avant-Pop

 * RCEL Chapter 15: "Avant-Pop" by Lance Olsen
 * Avant-Pop: Fiction for a Daydream Nation (Black Ice Books) by Larry McCaffery [LibraryThing]
 * After Yesterday's Crash: The Avant-Pop Anthology by Larry McCaffery [LibraryThing]
 * Tomas Alfredson [Wikipedia]
 * Italo Calvino [Wikipedia]
 * David Clark [ELMCIP]
 * Umberto Eco [Wikipedia]
 * Betrayed by Rita Hayworth by Manuel Puig [LibraryThing]
 * Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs [LibraryThing]
 * Lost in the Funhouse by John Barth [LibraryThing]
 * Industrial Poetics: Demo Tracks for a Mobile Culture (Contemp North American Poetry) by Joe Amato [LibraryThing]
 * Kenneth Goldsmith [Wikipedia]
 * Robert Coover [Wikipedia]
 * Angela Carter [Wikipedia]
 * Aimee Bender [Wikipedia]
 * White Noise by Don DeLillo [LibraryThing]
 * Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon [LibraryThing]
 * Mark Z. Danielewski's House of leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski [LibraryThing]
 * Europeana: A Brief History of the Twentieth Century by Patrik Ouředník [LibraryThing]
 * Mark Leyner [Wikipedia]
 * Traveling to Utopia: With a Brief History of the Technology by Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries [LibraryThing]

Post-postmodernism

 * RCEL Chapter 16: "Post-postmodernism" by Robert L. McLaughlin
 * Post-postmodernism [Wikipedia]

Globalization and transnationalism

 * RCEL Chapter 17: "Globalization and transnationalism" by Liam Connell
 * Count Zero by William Gibson [LibraryThing]
 * The Fountain at the Centre of the World by Robert Newman [LibraryThing]
 * Tropic of Orange by Karen Tei Yamashita [LibraryThing]
 * Mark Lombardi: Global Networks by Robert Hobbs [LibraryThing]
 * JPod by Douglas Coupland [LibraryThing]
 * Looking for Headless by K. D. [LibraryThing]

Altermodernist fiction

 * RCEL Chapter 18: "Altermodernist fiction" by Alison Gibbons
 * The Rings of Saturn by W. G. Sebald [LibraryThing]
 * Erasmus is Late by Liam Gillick [LibraryThing]
 * Shanghai Dancing by Brian Castro [LibraryThing]
 * The Islanders: An Introduction by Charles Avery [LibraryThing]
 * The One Facing Us: A Novel by Ronit Matalon [LibraryThing]
 * Istanbul: Memories and the City by Orhan Pamuk [LibraryThing]
 * Only Revolutions by Mark Z. Danielewski [LibraryThing]
 * Headless by Goldin+Senneby [Goldin+Senneby] [Interview with Goldin+Senneby - Rhizome] [Angus Cameron lecture on Headless - YouTube]
 * A Visit from the Goon Squad by Jennifer Egan [LibraryThing]
 * Open City by Teju Cole [LibraryThing]
 * Rana Dasgupta [Wikipedia]

Manifestos and Ars Poetica

 * RCEL Chapter 19: "Manifestos and Ars Poetica" by Laura Winkiel
 * Manifesto [Wikipedia]
 * Ars Poetica (Horace) [Wikipedia]
 * Ars Poetica by Archibald MacLeish [full text]

Post-criticism

 * RCEL Chapter 20: "Post-criticism: Conceptual takes" by Gregory L. Ulmer
 * Heuretics: The Logic of Invention by Gregory L. Ulmer [LibraryThing]

Language poetry

 * RCEL Chapter 21: "The expanded field of L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E" by Charles Bernstein
 * Language poets [Wikipedia]

Concrete poetry and prose

 * RCEL Chapter 22: "Concrete poetry and prose" by Joe Bray
 * Concrete poetry [Wikipedia]

Found poetry and "uncreative writing"

 * RCEL Chapter 23: "Found poetry, 'uncreative writing,' and the art of appropriation" by Andrew Epstein
 * Found poetry [Wikipedia]

Language art

 * RCEL Chapter 24: "Words in visual art" by Jessica Prinz
 * Conceptual art [Wikipedia]
 * Performance art [Wikipedia]
 * Edward Ruscha [Wikipedia]
 * Standard Stations by Edward Ruscha [Archeus]
 * Actual Size by Edward Ruscha [WikiArt]
 * Mel Bochner [Wikipedia]
 * Jean-Michel Basquiat [Wikipedia]
 * Edward Kienholz [Wikipedia]
 * Dan Graham [Wikipedia]
 * Robert Morris (artist) [Wikipedia]
 * On Kawara [Wikipedia]
 * Bruce Nauman [Wikipedia]
 * Chris Burden [Wikipedia]
 * Vito Acconci [Wikipedia]
 * George Brecht [Wikipedia]
 * John Cage [Wikipedia]
 * Marcel Broodthaers [Wikipedia]
 * Barbara Kruger [Wikipedia]
 * Art & Language [Wikipedia]
 * Terry Atkinson [Wikipedia]
 * Michael Baldwin [Tate] [MoMA]
 * David Bainbridge [Tate]
 * Harold Hurrell [Tate]
 * Charles Townsend Harrison [Wikipedia]
 * Joseph Kosuth [Wikipedia]
 * One and Three Chairs by Joseph Kosuth [Wikipedia]
 * Texts (Waiting for-) for Nothing by Joseph Kosuth [Sean Kelly Gallery]
 * Art and & language, hostages XXV - LXXVI by Christian Schlatter David Batchelor [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia Book Sources]
 * Daniel Buren [Wikipedia]
 * Joseph Beuys [Wikipedia]
 * How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare by Joseph Beuys [Wikipedia]
 * The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even by Marcel Duchamp [Wikipedia]
 * Laurie Anderson [Wikipedia]
 * Jonathan Borofsky [Wikipedia]
 * Ann Hamilton (artist) [Wikipedia]
 * Tropos by Ann Hamilton [Ann Hamilton Studio]
 * Lineament by Ann Hamilton [Ann Hamilton Studio]
 * Mercy by Ann Hamilton [Ann Hamilton Studio]
 * VERSE by Ann Hamilton [Ann Hamilton Studio]
 * Lawrence Weiner [Wikipedia]
 * Douglas Huebler [Wikipedia]
 * Robert Barry (artist) [Wikipedia]
 * Robert Smithson [Wikipedia]
 * Spiral Jetty by Robert Smithson [Wikipedia] [WikiArt]
 * A Heap of Language by Robert Smithson [MoMA] [Robert Smithson]
 * "Strata, a Geophotographic Fiction," Robert Smithson: The Collected Writings by Robert Smithson [LibraryThing]
 * "A Sedimentation of the Mind: Earth Proposals," Robert Smithson: The Collected Writings by Robert Smithson [LibraryThing]
 * Jenny Holzer [Wikipedia]
 * Truisms by Jenny Holzer [Wikipedia]
 * Jenny Holzer: Laments by Jenny Holzer [LibraryThing] [Dia]
 * Jenny Holzer: Lustmord by Jenny Holzer [LibraryThing] [Wellcome Collection]
 * Under a Rock: Crack the Pelvis by Jenny Holzer [Colby College Museum of Art]
 * Jenny Holzer: Truth Before Power by Henri Cole [LibraryThing]
 * Jenny Holzer Projections [Jenny Holzer] [The New Yorker]
 * Elizabeth Bishop granite benches by Jenny Holzer [Vassar College]

Literary inauthenticity

 * RCEL Chapter 25: "Hoax-poetry and inauthenticity" by Philip Mead

Classical

 * The Rowley Poems by Thomas Chatterton [LibraryThing] [Thomas Chatterton - Wikipedia]
 * The poems of Ossian by James MacPherson [LibraryThing] [James Macpherson - Wikipedia]
 * Kalevala by Elias Lönnrot [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * The Tablets by Armand Schwerner [LibraryThing] [Armand Schwerner - Wikipedia]

Modern

 * A Million Little Pieces by James Frey [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Angel at the Fence: The True Story of a Love that Survived by Herman Rosenblat [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Fragments: Memories of a Wartime Childhood by Binjamin Wilkomirski [LibraryThing] [Binjamin Wilkomirski - Wikipedia]
 * Down the Road, Worlds Away by Rahila Khan [LibraryThing] [Diary - Toby Forward - London Review of Books]
 * The Hand That Signed The Paper by Helen Darville [LibraryThing] [Helen Dale - Wikipedia]
 * B. Wongar [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia] [Science Fiction Encyclopedia]
 * My own sweet time by Wanda Koolmatrie [LibraryThing] [Leon Carmen - Wikipedia]
 * Honor Lost: Love and Death in Modern-Day Jordan by Norma Khouri [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * The darkening ecliptic by Ern Malley [LibraryThing] [Ern Malley - Wikipedia]
 * Araki Yasusada [Wikipedia] [On the Araki Yasusada Hoax - Here She Be — The Battlements]
 * Doubled Flowering: From the Notebooks of Araki Yasusada by Araki Yasusada [LibraryThing]
 * Also, With My Throat, I Shall Swallow Ten Thousand Swords: Araki Yasusada's Letters in English by Tosa Motokiyu [LibraryThing]

Post-hoax

 * Fernando Pessoa [Wikipedia]
 * Ecopoetry: a critical introduction by Scott Bryson [LibraryThing]
 * Women and ecopoetics: an introduction in context by Harriet Tarlo [full text - HOW2]
 * ecopoetics [full text - ecopoetics]
 * Media Poetry: An International Anthology by Eduardo Kac [LibraryThing]
 * Flarf [full text - Flarf]

Unnatural narration

 * RCEL Chapter 26: "Unnatural voices, minds, and narration" by Jan Alber, Henrik Skov Nielsen, and Brian Richardson

Impossibly informed narrator

 * Virginie: Her Two Lives by John Hawkes [LibraryThing]
 * Travesties by Tom Stoppard [LibraryThing]
 * Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie [LibraryThing]
 * In Search of Lost Time by Marcel Proust [LibraryThing]
 * The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald [LibraryThing]
 * Moby Dick by Herman Melville [LibraryThing]
 * Ulysses by James Joyce [LibraryThing]

Impossibly confused narrator

 * Molloy by Samuel Beckett [LibraryThing]
 * In the Labyrinth by Alain Robbe-Grillet [LibraryThing]
 * "You Are As Brave As Vincent Van Gogh," Flying to America: 45 More Stories by Donald Barthelme [LibraryThing]

Non-human narrator

 * Kew Gardens by Virginia Woolf [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * "The House of Asterion," The Aleph and Other Stories by Jorge Luis Borges [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * "Jealous Husband Returns in Form of Parrot," Tabloid Dreams: Stories by Robert Olen Butler [LibraryThing]
 * Doctor Rat by William Kotzwinkle [LibraryThing]
 * "My Life As a West African Gray Parrot," The Left-Handed Marriage: Stories by Leigh Buchanan Bienen [LibraryThing]
 * Shakespeare's Dog by Leon Rooke [LibraryThing]
 * "The Stowaway," A History of the World in 10½ Chapters by Julian Barnes [LibraryThing]
 * Sweet William: A Memoir of Old Horse by John Hawkes [LibraryThing]
 * Firmin by Sam Savage [LibraryThing]
 * Timbuktu by Paul Auster [LibraryThing]

Dead narrator

 * Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo [LibraryThing]
 * Pincher Martin by William Golding [LibraryThing]
 * The Third Policeman by Flann O'Brien [LibraryThing]
 * "Terra Incognita," A Russian Beauty and Other Stories by Vladimir Nabokov [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Transparent Things by Vladimir Nabokov [LibraryThing]
 * Murther and Walking Spirits by Robertson Davies [LibraryThing]
 * American Desert by Percival Everett [LibraryThing]
 * My Name is Red by Orhan Pamuk [LibraryThing]
 * Hotel World by Ali Smith [LibraryThing]
 * Destiny and Desire by Carlos Fuentes [LibraryThing]
 * The Book Thief by Markus Zusak [LibraryThing]
 * "The Calmative," Stories and Texts for Nothing by Samuel Beckett [LibraryThing]
 * The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold [LibraryThing]

Focalization technology

 * "The Aleph," The Aleph and Other Stories by Jorge Luis Borges [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Neuromancer by William Gibson [LibraryThing]

First-person plural

 * "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner, American Gothic Tales by Joyce Carol Oates [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * 12 Million Black Voices by Richard Wright [LibraryThing]
 * Two Thousand Seasons by Ayi Kwei Armah [LibraryThing]
 * You Don't Love Yourself by Nathalie Sarraute [LibraryThing]

Second-person

 * A Pagan Place by Edna O'Brien [LibraryThing]
 * "How," Self-help by Lorrie Moore [LibraryThing]
 * If on a Winter's Night a Traveler by Italo Calvino [LibraryThing]

Third-person singular impersonal

 * The Radetzky March by Joseph Roth [LibraryThing]
 * The opoponax by Monique Wittig [LibraryThing]

Third-person plural

 * Things: A Story of the Sixties by Georges Perec [LibraryThing]
 * Flower Children by Maxine Swann [LibraryThing]

Gender-neutral pronouns

 * The Cook and The Carpenter by June Arnold [LibraryThing]

Pronouns omitted

 * "Dead Doll Humility" by Kathy Acker, The Making of the American Essay (A New History of the Essay) by John D'Agata [LibraryThing]

Multiple points of view

 * "The Cubs," The Cubs and Other Stories by Mario Vargas Llosa [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * The Death of Artemio Cruz by Carlos Fuentes [LibraryThing]
 * Maps by Nuruddin Farah [LibraryThing]
 * Compact by Maurice Roche [LibraryThing]

Merged narrators

 * Monsieur Levert by Robert Pinget [LibraryThing]
 * "13," Stories and Texts for Nothing by Samuel Beckett [LibraryThing]
 * The Unnamable by Samuel Beckett [LibraryThing]
 * Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis [LibraryThing]

Anachronism

 * Flight to Canada by Ishmael Reed [LibraryThing]

Mid-narrative editing

 * Worstward Ho by Samuel Beckett [LibraryThing]

Impossible worlds

 * RCEL Chapter 27: "Impossible worlds" by Marie-Laure Ryan

Contradictions

 * In the Labyrinth by Alain Robbe-Grillet [LibraryThing]
 * The French Lieutenant's Woman by John Fowles [LibraryThing]
 * "The Babysitter," Pricksongs & Descants: Fictions by Robert Coover [LibraryThing]
 * The Libera Me Domine by Robert Pinget [LibraryThing]
 * "Here We Aren’t, So Quickly" by Jonathan Safran Foer, 20 Under 40: Stories from The New Yorker by Deborah Treisman [LibraryThing] [full text - The New Yorker]
 * "A Country Doctor," A Country Doctor: Short Stories by Franz Kafka [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]

Ontological impossibility

 * Pleasantville [1998 film] by Gary Ross [LibraryThing]
 * "Continuity of Parks," Blow-up and Other Stories by Julio Cortázar [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Jasper Fforde [Wikipedia]
 * The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen omnibus by Alan Moore [LibraryThing]

Impossible space

 * Mark Z. Danielewski's House of leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski [LibraryThing]
 * Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]

Impossible time

 * Counter-Clock World by Philip K. Dick [LibraryThing]
 * Time's Arrow, or The Nature of the Offence by Martin Amis [LibraryThing]
 * The Mustache by Emmanuel Carrère [LibraryThing]

Impossible texts

 * "The Book of Sand," The Book of Sand by Jorge Luis Borges [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * One Thousand and One Nights [Wikipedia]
 * "The Garden of Forking Paths," Labyrinths; Selected stories & other writings by Jorge Luis Borges [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]

Experimental life writing

 * RCEL Chapter 28: "Experimental life writing" by Irene Kacandes

Time

 * Stuart: A Life Backwards by Alexander Masters [LibraryThing]
 * One Day a Year: 1960 - 2000 by Christa Wolf [LibraryThing]

Medium

 * Comics
 * The Complete Maus by Art Spiegelman [LibraryThing]
 * The Complete Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi [LibraryThing]
 * Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel [LibraryThing]
 * 1941-45: a teenager's war: Crete, captivity, liberation by Frederick V. Carabott [WorldCat.org]
 * Non-diegetic poetry
 * Running in the Family by Michael Ondaatje [LibraryThing]
 * Zami: a New Spelling of My Name by Audre Lorde [LibraryThing]
 * Reference-work structure
 * A heartbreaking work of staggering genius by Dave Eggers [LibraryThing]
 * Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life by Amy Krouse Rosenthal [LibraryThing]
 * The Suicide Index: Putting My Father's Death in Order by Joan Wickersham [LibraryThing]

The relational

 * The Search Warrant by Patrick Modiano [LibraryThing]
 * Ein Kapitel aus meinem Leben by Barbara Honigmann [LibraryThing]
 * After Long Silence by Helen Fremont [LibraryThing]

The work's focus

 * Patterns of Childhood by Christa Wolf [LibraryThing]
 * Boyhood: Scenes from Provincial Life by J. M. Coetzee [LibraryThing]
 * Youth by J. M. Coetzee [LibraryThing]
 * Summertime: Scenes from Provincial Life by J. M. Coetzee [LibraryThing]
 * Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes [LibraryThing]
 * W, or The Memory of Childhood by Georges Perec [LibraryThing]

Multiple techniques

 * Daddy's War: Greek American Stories by Irene Kacandes [LibraryThing]

Experimental genre fiction

 * RCEL Chapter 29: "'Rotting time': Genre ﬁction and the avant-garde" by Elana Gomel

Fantasy

 * Iron Council by China Miéville [LibraryThing]
 * Vellum: The Book of All Hours by Hal Duncan [LibraryThing]
 * Ink: The Book of All Hours by Hal Duncan [LibraryThing]

Science fiction

 * Iain Banks [Wikipedia]
 * Stephen Baxter (author) [Wikipedia]
 * Paul Park [Wikipedia]
 * Century Rain by Alastair Reynolds [LibraryThing]
 * Blindsight by Peter Watts [LibraryThing]

Horror

 * Books of Blood | Series [LibraryThing]
 * Neverwhere: The Author's Preferred Text by Neil Gaiman [LibraryThing]
 * Mark Z. Danielewski's House of leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski [LibraryThing]
 * The Everlasting by Tim Lebbon [LibraryThing]

Experimental comics

 * RCEL Chapter 30: "Graphic narrative" by Hillary Chute
 * Alternative comics [Wikipedia]

Early twentieth century

 * Little Nemo [Wikipedia]
 * Wordless novel [Wikipedia]
 * Vertigo by Lynd Ward [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Frans Masereel [Wikipedia]
 * Otto Nückel [Wikipedia]
 * Giacomo Patri [Wikipedia]

Late twentieth century

 * Mad (magazine) [Wikipedia]
 * Underground comix [Wikipedia]
 * Robert Crumb [Wikipedia]
 * Zap Comix [Wikipedia]
 * Weirdo (comics) [Wikipedia]
 * Art Spiegelman [Wikipedia]
 * Breakdowns: Portrait of the Artist as a Young %@&amp;amp;*! by Art Spiegelman [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Raw (magazine) [Wikipedia]
 * Here by Richard McGuire [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary by Justin Green [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Aline Kominsky-Crumb [Wikipedia]

Twenty-first century

 * PictureBox [Wikipedia]
 * In the Shadow of No Towers by Art Spiegelman [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Chris Ware [Wikipedia]
 * Jimmy Corrigan : the smartest kid on earth by Chris Ware [LibraryThing] [Wikipedia]
 * Unmasked [The New Yorker]
 * Alison Bechdel [Wikipedia]
 * Joe Sacco [Wikipedia]
 * Lynda Barry [Wikipedia]
 * What It Is by Lynda Barry [LibraryThing]
 * Picture This: The Near-sighted Monkey Book by Lynda Barry [LibraryThing]
 * Jason Shiga [Wikipedia]
 * 365 Days: A Diary by Julie Doucet by Julie Doucet [LibraryThing]
 * Abstract comics [Wikipedia]
 * Abstract Comics: The Anthology by Andrei Molotiu [LibraryThing] [Abstract Comics: The Blog]

Multimodal literature

 * RCEL Chapter 31: "Multimodal literature and experimentation" by Alison Gibbons
 * Liberature [Wikipedia]

Information design

 * RCEL Chapter 32: "Information design, emergent culture and experimental form in the novel" by Steve Tomasula
 * Exercises in Style by Raymond Queneau [LibraryThing]
 * Double or Nothing by Raymond Federman [LibraryThing]
 * The Gettysburg Powerpoint Presentation by Peter Norvig [full text]
 * Europeana: A Brief History of the Twentieth Century by Patrik Ouředník [LibraryThing]
 * 2666 by Roberto Bolaño [LibraryThing]

Interactive fiction

 * RCEL Chapter 33: "Interactive fiction" by N. Katherine Hayles And Nick Montfort
 * Interactive fiction [Wikipedia]

Digital fiction

 * RCEL Chapter 34: "Digital fiction: Networked narratives" by David Ciccoricco
 * Storyspace [Wikipedia] [Machine Enhanced (Re)minding: the Development of Storyspace - Digital Humanities Quarterly] [Untangling Threads in the Labyrinth – Electronic Literature Lab]
 * Click by John Barth [ELMCIP]
 * The Glass Snail: a Pre-Christmas Tale by Milorad Pavić [ELMCIP]
 * 10:01 by Lance Olsen [LibraryThing] [ELMCIP] [Wikipedia]
 * TOC: A New Media Novel by Steve Tomasula [LibraryThing] [ELMCIP]
 * The LiveJournal of Zachary Marsh by Matthew Baldwin [ELMCIP] [full text - The Morning News]
 * A Million Penguins [ELMCIP] [full text - PenguinWiki] [(PDF) A million penguins research report - ResearchGate] [Living with A Million Penguins: inside the wiki-novel - The Guardian]
 * Blue Company by Rob Wittig [ELMCIP] [robwit.net]
 * Deena Larsen [Wikipedia]
 * Marble Springs 1.0 by Deena Larsen [ELMCIP]
 * Marble Springs 3.0 by Deena Larsen [ELMCIP]
 * Disappearing Rain by Deena Larsen [ELMCIP]
 * Judy Malloy [Wikipedia]
 * Uncle Buddy's Phantom Funhouse by John McDaid [ELMCIP] [Pathfinders] [John McDaid's Traversal - Pathfinders]
 * Michael Joyce (writer) [Wikipedia]
 * afternoon, a story by Michael Joyce [ELMCIP] [Wikipedia]
 * Twelve Blue by Michael Joyce [ELMCIP]
 * I Have Said Nothing by J. Yellowlees Douglas [ELMCIP] [Wikipedia]
 * We Descend by Bill Bly [Pathfinders]
 * We Descend: Archives Pertaining to Edgerus Scriptor, Volume One [ELMCIP]
 * We Descend: Archives Pertaining to Egderus Scriptor, Volume Two [ELMCIP]
 * Patchwork Girl by Shelley Jackson [ELMCIP] [Wikipedia]
 * Califia by M. D. Coverley [ELMCIP]
 * Victory Garden by Stuart Moulthrop [ELMCIP] [Wikipedia]
 * The Unknown by William Gillespie, Scott Rettberg, Dirk Stratton, and Frank Marquardt [ELMCIP]
 * GRAMMATRON by Mark Amerika [ELMCIP]
 * 253 by Geoff Ryman [ELMCIP] [Wikipedia]
 * The Jew's Daughter by Judd Morrissey [ELMCIP]
 * Erik Loyer [Wikipedia]
 * Chroma by Erik Loyer [ELMCIP]
 * Lair of the Marrow Monkey by Erik Loyer [ELMCIP]
 * Shelley Jackson [Wikipedia]
 * my body — a Wunderkammer by Shelley Jackson [ELMCIP]
 * About Time by Rob Swigart [ELMCIP]
 * The Virtual Disappearance of Miriam by Andy Campbell and Martyn Bedford [ELMCIP] [Wikipedia]
 * Varicella by Adam Cadre [ELMCIP] [IFWiki] [Wikipedia]
 * Ruth Nestvold [Wikipedia]
 * Joe's Heartbeat in Budapest by Ruth Nestvold [full text - Lit-Arts.Net]
 * 2002: A Palindrome Story in 2002 Words by Nick Montfort and William Gillespie [ELMCIP]

Code poetry and new-media literature

 * RCEL Chapter 35: "Code poetry and new-media literature" by Steve Tomasula
 * Code poetry [Wikipedia]

Computer gaming

 * RCEL Chapter 36: "Computer gaming" by Astrid Ensslin
 * Art game [Wikipedia]

Virtual autobiography

 * RCEL Chapter 37: "Virtual autobiography: Autographies, interfaces, and avatars" by Amy J. Elias

Comic-based autobiography

 * Autobiographical comics [Wikipedia]
 * How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less by Sarah Glidden [LibraryThing]
 * DAR: A Super Girly Top Secret Comic Diary by Erika Moen [LibraryThing] [DAR]
 * Webcomics Nation Autobiographical/Slice-of-Life Directory [Webcomics Nation]
 * Museum of Mistakes: The Fart Party Collection by Julia Wertz [LibraryThing] [Museum of Mistakes]
 * my body — a Wunderkammer by Shelley Jackson [full text - Electronic Literature Collection]

Web-based autobiography

 * My War: Killing Time in Iraq by Colby Buzzell [LibraryThing] [cbftw]
 * Vlog [Wikipedia]
 * Life writing [Wikipedia]
 * Association pour l'Autobiographie et le Patrimoine Autobiographique [The Story of a French Life-Writing Archive - Forum: Qualitative Social Research]
 * Oral history [Wikipedia]
 * Mass-Observation [Wikipedia]
 * American Social History Project [Center for Media and Learning]
 * DissemiNET [dissemi.net] [Interview with Sawad Brooks + Beth Stryker - Walker Art Center]
 * Recollecting Adams [full video - Marianne R. Petit]

Avatar-based autobiography

 * Cell phone novel [Wikipedia] [A million cellphone novels - Language Log]
 * MMORPG [Wikipedia]
 * Virtual world [Wikipedia]
 * Second Life [Wikipedia]

Planned updates

 * Add links to the empty categories.
 * Add a description for each category.
 * Add authors and works for the categories that only have general links.
 * Add links from other sites.
 * Normalize the reference formatting.