Stefan Maskiewicz’s dialogic hypertext Quadrego was written for and awarded the First Prize at the 2001 literatur.digital competition, organized and funded by T-Online and the Deutscher Taschenbuchverlag (dtv). It was created for the Internet using HTML and JavaScript. The narrative embarks on a journey through the mentally diseased consciousness of a homodiegetic unreliable narrator.

When talking about internet and radio the term "radio theory" almost inevitably occurs. In 1927, Brecht had postulated:

"to make radio a really democratic thing" and "to turn broadcasting from a distribution apparatus into a communication apparatus".
[Bertolt Brecht, Complete Works, VIII, S.129].

Reimbox is a poetry generator which is able to generate and perform poetry algorhithmically. The poems use metrical patterns and rhymes. It was not the intention to let the box generate something like „sense“, the box should show the endless creativity of a machine. Reimbox brings the audience back to the times of dada, where artists tried to tear down the walls of buzzwords. The box also illustrates how our conceptions of „author“, „work“ and „creativity“ will change during the use and spreading of algorhithmic literature.