BeeHive

The BeeHive collection is eclectic — made up of original fiction, poetry and critical theory titles, hypermedia works, visual poetry and other forms of creative network practice […] it has evolved into an important resource for online literary media.

-Talan Memmott

BeeHive was first published in May of 1998 and was active until 2002. It has published more than 100 authors and has a variety of media and poetry collections. Some well known authors found in the BeeHive archive are: Talan Memmott, Carolyn Guertin, Reiner Strasser, William Poundstone, Alan Sondheim, Nick Montfort, and Mez.

This publication has not yet been reviewed in I ♥ E-Poetry, though a handful of works were reviewed in other venues. If you wish to contribute entries on this publication, feel free to contact the editor.

URL: Beehive
Publisher and Editor: Talan Memmott
Years of Publication: Vol 1 (1998), Vol 2 (1999), Vol 3 (2000), Vol 4 (2001), Vol. 5 (2002)

Works Reviewed

Volume 3

Issue No.4

“Tideland” by M.D. Coverley

Volume 4

Issue No. 1

“Anipoemas/Anipoems” by Ana María Uribe

Issue No. 2

“New Digital Emblems” by William Poundstone
“[con]artist” by Randy Adams
“VOG” by Adrian Miles
“Moment” by Joe Keenan

Works Not Reviewed

Note: You can find links to the works within each volume.

Volume 1

Links to individual works are in the volumes.

Mapping the Acephale by John Attebury, David J. Beaulieu,
George Dunn, Talan Memmott, Don Socha
Kathy Acker- Steven Shaviro
Bread Crumbs- Talan Memmott

Issue No.2

“Queen Bees and the Hum of the Hive” by Carolyn Guertin

Issue No. 3

“Jilt- A Romance” by Talan Memmott

Issue No. 4

“Swarm: 1998 Beehive Poetry Anthology” by John Birkbeck,
Janet I. Buck, Dwight Homer, Thom Kellar, Michael Rothenberg,
David Sutherland, and Doug Tanoury