A girl who eats dreams, a woman who chooses the apes, and a barbarian hero rendered as a collage. These are just a few of the people readers first met online thanks to the explosion of webzines. Ellen Datlow, editor of Omni Online, Event Horizon, and SciFiction, led the charge into the brave new world of online science fiction. Digital Domains collects some of the best and most controversial of those stories — in print for the first time.

Table of Contents (copied from ebook):

Introduction, Ellen Datlow

OMNI Online: September 1996—March 1998
- Thirteen Phantasms, James P. Blaylock
- Mr. Goober’s Show, Howard Waldrop
- Get a Grip, Paul Park

Event Horizon: August 1988—July 1999
- The Girl Detective, Kelly Link
- Pansolapia, Jeffrey Ford
- Harbingers, Severna Park

SCIFICTION: May 19, 2000—December 28, 2005
- Frankenstein’s Daughter, Maureen McHugh
- The Pottawatomie Giant, Andy Duncan
- What I Didn’t See, Karen Joy Fowler
- Daughter of the Monkey God, M.K. Hobson
- Tomorrow Town, Kim Newman
- There’s a Hole in the City, Richard Bowes
- All of Us Can Almost. . ., Carol Emshwiller
- You Go Where It Takes You, Nathan Ballingrud
- Russian Vine, Simon Ings