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Would you like to see your work beamed onto computer screens around the globe? We're always on the lookout for solid true writing, startling images, goofy cartoons, and mixed-media works beyond description.

Do you have ideas about how to exploit the Web, visions that can't be contained on paper?

What Does the Zone Want?

What does the Zone want? Stories, graphics, articles, mixed-media works. Proofreading, design insight, a devil's advocate, ombudspeople of every persuasion. You name it. The Zone wants you. We want to pull you out of your desk chair and right into the screen.

We get lots of stories and poems. Hey, we like stories and poems, but we're also looking for other kinds of writing, such as creative nonfiction, first-personals, interviews, essays, criticism, and so on.

We'd like to expand the range of artworks included in Enterzone, and we're always interested in sound and video experiments (bandwidth limitations notwithstanding). We're all ears.

What Does the Zone Need?

If you've got ideas about how Enterzone should be laid out, suggestions that would improve the architecture, HTML or HTTP experience, or hypermedia-authoring insight, we'd love to hear your thoughts. We're "learning" ourselves out here on these cold wires and it's all voluntary. Help is much appreciated.

If you're interested in learning HTML coding or want some experience working on an on-line publications, we've got lots of jobs that need doing.

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