Judd Morrissey is a writer whose concerns have led him towards experiments not only in language, but in the interaction of the form of a work and its content, the work realized as a cohesive "object" (formally called a "book"). He began to work with text in combination with print works and artists' books, and has recently moved into "Hypertext Writing." "The Jew's Daughter" is an interactive, non-linear, multi-valent narrative, a storyspace that is unstable but nonetheless remains organically intact beyond the conventions of the page. The weavings of this work are determined by shifts in voice or place, intrusions, antennae transmissions, thematic and linguistic associations rendered in transitional mutations at the sentence-level.