"I want to say I may have seen my son die this morning."

“Hypertext is a representation of the text which escapes and surprises by turns," I wrote. Given the pure unaccountability a hyperfiction writer is always attuned to "how the reader will interpret the literature presented" since its presentation shifts and flows in its composition as well.”

“I was just telling my students about first reading D. H. Lawrence and having that feeling: it is done, I need not do more or attempt to... I would have to say – and this is less hubris, I swear, than a humble recognition from what others say about reading my work – that I have a way of shaping the experience of the text so that it becomes like a maze of mirrors set at angles to each other, not a funhouse labyrinth exactly nor the mirror in mirror, but rather an angularity wherein the mirror mirrors the blue opening as well as the opposing surface so that surface and opening multiply and intertwine.”

“There is no simple way to say this.”

“An interview with Michael Joyce and review of Liam’s Going at Trace Online Writing Centre Archive”

“Michael Joyce web site at Vassar College”

“An interview with Michael Joyce in Pif”