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The 2026 issue of the HTML Review, “an annual journal of literature made to exist on the web”. [thehtml.review]

created photos.connie.surf as part of the html review this year!!! so honored :^)

My piece with The HTML Review just came out, on a digital and physical walk I'm planning across the Korean Peninsula. It is about a personal project a few years in the making. Thank you to Max & Shelby for being wonderful, patient editors: thehtml.review/05/tell-umma...

Kp'ọjọ An interactive narrative written in Itsẹkiri that is unveiled as you learn words from the language.

New project out as part of the latest issue of The HTML Review 🐍

Kp'ọjọ kp'ọjọ is an interactive folktale that unveils itself as you learn words in Itsẹkiri. kpojo.world/story

perfect example: Issue 5 of The HTML Review dropped today! go check out all the cool stuff people have put online

it’s here!!! and it is so beautiful

and i have a piece in this one, a love letter to one particularly bony fish 🐟

the html review 05 the html review is an annual journal of literature made to exist on the web

the html review 05: 15 new pieces of experimental web poetry and art, my personal faves are milkfish, Banner Highway, and Cursor Park https://thehtml.review/05/

Issue Five of The HTML Review is here!
Get to your browser for 15 excellent new pieces of web-based literature and art
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absolutely!

november 1! :)

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we want to publish your poetry, fiction, non-fiction, essays, graphic storytelling, and experiments that utilize the web as a medium! send your pitch to submissions@thehtml.review for the next issue of the html review

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thanks brendan!

Array of Arrays Ongoing research and practice of off-loom bead weaving by Shelby Wilson

some recent work! shelby.cool/array-of-arr...

we've been working on a weather/tourism web app, check out weatherspread.com!

Really proud to have worked on the art and design for this piece with @spacefiller.bsky.social, and honored for it to be nominated for a Webby! Congrats to @maxy.bsky.social @harvardlil.bsky.social and everyone else who was involved

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thanks Andy! 🫶

the html review 04: my favorite internet journal put out a fourth issue of experimental web writing https://thehtml.review/04/

🧡 thanks max!!!

thanks so much Jason!

New issue of The HTML Review, “an annual journal of literature made to exist on the web”. Love the TOC interface — the web can still be fun! [thehtml.review]

2025's 'The HTML Review' just dropped!! co-edited by friend and collaborator Shelby (shelby.cool). check it out for a dose of avant-garde web. congrats to MNC, Shelby, and the authors! (thehtml.review/04/)

thanks Henry!

i love the HTML review every year 🤍 so much inspiring and poetic and careful work, and so much deep love for the web. thanks to @maxy.bsky.social and @shheeelllbby.bsky.social for putting this wonderful collection together year over year :)

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the html review 04

The new issue of The HTML Review is here!

Twelve pieces of poetry, fiction, essays, and experiments, all of which use and explore the world wide web as medium.

The table of contents as always designed by my brilliant co-editor Shelby

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Shadow Weaving By Shelby Wilson

thanks so much for posting! there's a bit more about the project here :) shelbywilson.cv/shadow-weaving

shadow weaving

the math of weaving
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Collaborated with my partner @shheeelllbby.bsky.social on this editorial art and design for an essay published by the Library Innovation Lab at Harvard Law.

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It has crazy good design from friends Shelby Wilson and Alex Miller. If you like reading about libraries, archives, hard drives, codexes, monasteries, wars, disasters, space probes, and indictments of the current corporate and government order, this piece might be for you...

Century-Scale Storage If you had to store something for 100 years, how would you do it?

Here it is, the longest piece of nonfiction I’ve ever written, CENTURY-SCALE STORAGE. The kind folks at @harvardlil.bsky.social let me investigate the present and future of digital storage, and how we steward and preserve our most treasured cultural objects lil.law.harvard.edu/century-scal...