The nature of this project does not lend itself well to a large bibliography. Much of the information I used here came from the results of the Blitzmail Quesitonnaire. Since I assured the participants that their responses would remain confidential, I cannot post the survey responses here. The Quotes page contains most of the quotes that I used through out these pages. For confidentiallity, I omitted the names, but left the class year as a reference point for the reader. A lot of other information was derived from observations made by myself of the different kind of mail I receive and how it is composed. I receive mail from individuals, friends, family, professors, listservs, WWW users looking for help with their problems, Dartmouth people who have pre-sales computer questions, randoms who have seen my web pages, and various on-campus mailing lists including chat lists. I felt it would be silly and impossible to cite each message and therefore did not try to maintain a bibliography of e-mail messages.
Further information came from a general Internet knowledge I've build up at Dartmouth as well as assimulated with out realizing from where while doing this project.

December, John, The World Wide Web unleashed. SAMS Pub., Indianapolis, copyright: 1994.

Engst, Adam C., Internet Starter Kit : Everything you need to get on the Internet. Hayden Books, Indianapolis, copyright: 1994.

Hahn, Harley, The Internet complete reference. Osborne McGraw-Hill, Berkely, copyright: 1994.

Krol, Ed, The Whole Internet : User's Guide and Catalog. O'Reilly and Associates, Sebastopol, CA, copyright:1992.

Moore, Dinty W., The emperor's virtual clothes : the naked truth about Internet culture. Algonquin Books, Chapel Hill, copyright: 1995.

Pyles, Thomas and Algeo, John, The Origins and Development of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Harcourt Brace Company and Thomas Pyles, Jr., copyright: 1992 amd 1993.

Stoll, Clifford, Silicon snake oil : second thoughts on the information highway. Doubleday, NY, copyright: 1995.

Three views of the internet, edited by Ann Marie Cunningham and Wendy Wicks. National Federation of Abstracting and Information Services, Philadephia, copyright: 1993.