The following links are in the review, but lead to sites outside of Kairos's corner of cyberspace. We list brief descriptions and the URLs that were active at the time of the review here to assist you in case the URL has since changed.

Utah State University Press

• The online presence for the Utah State University Press, this website offers users the Press's current catalog and selections from featured books, along with ordering information and manuscript submission guidelines. URL: http://www.usu.edu/~usupress/

• This lean, clean, and not-so-mean Web site is a launching point into the work of the review author. Here, users will find links to David's online courses, his more personal homepage, and the Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies. URL: http://otal.umd.edu/~rccs/ds.html

• Edited with pluck and verve by Eric Crump, this is a free-form online journal that offers links to online resources, accepts everything from book length hypertexts to one line bon mots. Eclectic, ever changing, and fascinating. URL: http://www.missouri.edu/~rhetnet/

• As the online source for the Alliance for Computers and Writing, this site offers users a ton of resources, including pages for recent news/announcements, calls for proposals, and new links from the ACW. It also features a (slightly UNupdated) list of ACW members. URL: http://english.ttu.edu/acw/

• This site is a comprehensive collection of articles, essays, rants and raves regarding the (in?)famous "Alan Sokal Affair." Besides featuring the original Sokal article from Social Text, the site includes subsequent works by Sokal and commentaries about the affair. URL: http://www.physics.nyu.edu/faculty/sokal/index.html