This is a lightly edited version of the Conference Chair’s Address delivered at the 2023 TYCA National Conference, held on February 15 in Chicago, Illinois.

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This multivocal webtext details one graduate class’s experiences creating Gregory L. Ulmer’s "mystory" projects fromInternet Invention(2003). As a result of their experiences, the authors find the mystory genre reveals to us the ways in which different discursive networks influence what we do, and do not, see both inside and outside the classroom.