Since the early 90s, Brown’s graduate program in Literary Arts has earned recognition as an international leader in the field of electronic writing. Today, digitally mediated writing is part of trans-departmental digital arts developments at Brown involving Literary Arts (http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Literary_Arts/), Music, Visual Art, Modern Culture and Media, Computer Science, and other departments. Links are now being forged with the Digital+Media graduate program and other departments at the Rhode Island School of Design (http://digitalmedia.risd.edu/), with an eye to expanding the curriculum, facilitating more collaborative projects and developing joint degree programs. Though the focus is still on writing and thus on the text, students in literary hypermedia take courses offering the additional possibility of working in mixed hypermedia, including computer graphics, animation, electronic music, video, and virtual 3-D environments. Most electronic writing workshops and labs take place in the specially designed Multimedia Labs located in the Graduate Center and List Art Center. A new experimental workshop, “Cave Writing,” has been launched in Brown’s immersive virtual reality environment, the “Cave”, in the Center for Computation and Visualization (CCV, http://www.brown.edu/Departments/CCV/).