Academics Anonymous

This is toooo freakin' funny. I stumbled across the concept of hypertext fiction/nonfiction "books" when Jeff & I were touring the Technologies of Writing exhibit at the Harry Ransom Galleries in Austin. I've only just now gotten round to looking into the phenomenon, however. In so doing, I've stumbled across the Academics Anonymous document. Unfortunately, the preface page appears to be out of commission, but the remainder of the document seems intact. Here's the home page:
http://home.olemiss.edu/~djr/pages/writer/books/html/addictions/aa-tc.html

I really enjoyed reading through some of the diagnoses & drugs indicated therefor, but didn't totally lose it until I hit this page:
http://home.olemiss.edu/~djr/pages/writer/books/html/addictions/aa-ami6.html

And this one, especially the end...ouch!
http://home.olemiss.edu/~djr/pages/writer/books/html/addictions/aa-ami18.html

Eeeeyup. My name's Michelle, and I'm an addict. :D