An "Ask Marilyn" column with the question "Is it okay to know absolutely nothing about computers?".

A newspaper article entitled "Artists turn to internet to sell works".

A USA Today newspaper article entitled "Ann Landers missing a connection?", which explores the popular advice columnist's resistance to the benefits of the internet. Included is a screenshot of Ann Landers' website with Deena Larsen's comments.

A Denver Post article by Evan Ramstad entitled "AOL crash underscores online dependency", about an 18-hour AOL blackout.

This newspaper article, titled "1997 may be the year of backlash for Internet", was written by Bill Gates.

This sheet contains basic instructions for using Deena Larsen's presentation of Marble Springs (e.g. how to turn on the computer).

This is a sheet that briefs readers on the use of Deena Larsen's Marble Springs, including how to read, navigate, and add to the work.

This is a catalog of electronic literature available from Eastgate Systems, taped (presumably by Deena Larsen) to show the advertisements for two of Larsen's works, Marble Springs and Samplers.

This paper advertises Deena Larsen's Marble Springs; it also highlights the user-editable nature of the work, inviting creative submissions.

This sign was part of the original presentation of Deena Larsen's Marble Springs. The rectangular frame is wooden and the text is printed onto a paper background.