Intra­venous is cel­e­brat­ing its 6th Month Anniver­sary this week. On Novem­ber 23rd, 2008 Intra­venous was launched onto the web. Co-Founder William John­ston inspired the idea of IV but was joined with the help of Co-Founder Alex Rogala and Web Mas­ter Andrew Lam to real­ize the dream. Since then, IV has under­gone mass changes,... Read More »

Intra­venous has pub­lished the ded­i­ca­tions com­piled from those who have sub­mit­ted them to us. The com­pi­la­tion can be viewed here or down­loaded here. We encour­age every­one who still wishes to sub­mit thoughts of Mike Gaines. On his pass­ing, on his life, and on who he was as a per­son; to sub­mit it here. Any length... Read More »

Those of you pub­lish­ing your HHFT or sim­i­lar research-based papers: this work is to be dis­played pub­licly, all in-text cita­tions and bib­li­ogra­phies must be pre­served — sim­ply fol­low the arti­cle with the bulk of the bib­li­og­ra­phy or it may still be con­sid­ered plagiriasm. Read More »

On Sat­ur­day, May 9, 2009, Alex Rogala and William John­ston posted fliers adver­tis­ing Intra­venous in libraries, book­stores, and Star­bucks through­out Clay­ton, Con­cord, Wal­nut Creek, Pleas­ant Hill, and Lafayette, Cal­i­for­nia. If you have any pub­lic­ity sug­ges­tions or are inter­ested in help­ing out please... Read More »

We have launched our Twit­ter account so peo­ple can stay informed about updates and addi­tions to Intra­venous. Sim­ply fol­low the account at twitter.com/ivwriting and get imme­di­ate updates about site news and notifications. Read More »

All orig­i­nal work hosted on Intra­venous is now under the Cre­ative Com­mons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Deriv­a­tive Works 3.0 United States License. This means you are free to share, dis­play, per­form, and redis­trib­ute the work pro­vided that it remain unal­tered, the orig­i­nal author is cred­ited, and is not used for... Read More »