Collect quotations from the Travels, as well as other works and writings by Swift, and comments about the Travels and its author. (in progress).
Create a "hypermedia" annotated version of Gulliver's Travels, incorporating links from key words (and images) in the text to explanatory material. (For an example of the kind of work I envision, see the Jane Austen info page & Pride and Prejudice hypertext pages at http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~churchh/.)
incorporate references into a dictionary in which items will be linked to other entries, to other documents at this site, to sources available elsewhere and to the text of the Travels. I'm learning as I am going and the design of this product is still very fluid.
Create a bibliography and textual history of publication of the Travels (in progress).
Eventually, I plan to include contemporary accounts of exploration and travel, with a particular focus on early European contact with Japan.
I would like to take full advantage of the WWW media to bring together a wide range of materials in interesting ways. I see this as a lifelong project and I plan to have as much fun with this as possible. This will probably drive serious Swift scholar nuts, but something tells me that he would have wanted it that way.
