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Articles in Summer 1995 issue of Style

• The problem of impossible fictions
  by William L. Ashline
• Writing Space: The Computer, Hypertext, and the History of Writing. - book reviews
  by Donna LeCourt
• A postmodern challenge to reference-world construction: Gilbert Sorrentino's 'Mulligan Stew.'
  by May Charles
• Hypertext: The Convergence of Contemporary Critical Theory and Technology. - book reviews
  by Donna LeCourt
• Allegories of immersion: virtual narration in postmodern fiction
  by Marie-Laure Ryan
• Virtual Worlds. - book reviews
  by William L. Ashline
• Philosophical realism and postmodern antirealism
  by Ruth Ronen
• Virtual termites: a hypotextual technomutant exploration of william Gibson and the electronic beyond - it
  by Lance Olsen
• Possible Worlds in Literary Theory. - book reviews
  by Uri Margolin
• Fictional worlds: density, gaps, and inference
  by Lubomir Dolezel
• Jean Baudrillard in cyberspace: Internet, virtuality, and postmodernity
  by Mark Nunes
• The Fictions of Language and the Languages of Fiction: The Linguistic Representation of Speech and Consciousness. - book reviews
  by John Pier