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Poetry has been freed from the printed page. Clickable words have arrived in cyberspaces, chatterbots, and hypertexts.
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Hypertext stories shown at “Random Blends” exhibition « Interactive Story
A selection of hypertext stories written in the HypeDyn hypertext authoring tool will be shown at the CNM “Random Blends” exhibition this coming week. Here are the details of the exhibition: http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/cnm/news/random_blends.htm .
Mark Bernstein: Hypertext, and how it blows my mind
A new blogger nicknamed “trinx” has no About page but does have a lovely post today about hypertext, enlightenment, and the Web .Hypertext is a perfect environment in which to create fiction which breaks the linear, chronological flow of most print work.
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T his is to separate out hypertext work from the 100 Days Project (Summer 09) which included a hypertext written every day for 100 days.Eastgate: Serious Hypertext
Storyspace is widely considered the tool of choice for hypertext writers. Whether your idea of an ideal writing environment is a snug cabin in the woods or your note-strewn desk, whether you write on a new laptop or a trusty old desktop, Storyspace will help keep your ideas linked together.
Disappearing Rain
Each text space ends with links back to that particular subchapter and main part of the story, if you want to follow the story through its separate parts. Some links will open windows outside the story.
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That said. From what I've seen of the Eastgate software, I'm better off just programming what I want to do from scratch. It is nice for own purposes though. :) by telliot Mar 23
My work is more linear than traditional hypertext. Technically it wouldn't be classified as such, but as a derivative or hybrid form. I respect hypertext fiction as a precursor to where we need to be now, but my plan for my own work is to show a different approach to hypertext than what I've been able to find.
Like the Legal disclaimer mentions in Disappearing Rain, we need to take advantage of lawless internet while we still have the chance. by telliot Mar 23
We have a little in common. I have an English degree but I spent years as a programmer. Now I'm trying to learn to program on the iPhone/iPad. There's a great piece of software for creating hypertext stories called StorySpace from Eastgate.com. A lot of the published hypertexts use it. Check out http://www.deenalarsen.net/rain/ by matchen Mar 23
i'm marking it up basically from scratch. it's largely linear with minimal interactive features, only used to enhance the plot. I'm a freelance writer with an English degree, but the whole process of learning the different web based languages has really intrigued me to the point that I'm going back for a Computer Science degree. by telliot Mar 23
That's cool. I'm working on one too! I'm a high school English teacher, and hypertext is my special interest. I'm curious what tools you're using to develop. Are you creating it for a PC or a tablet?
mark by matchen Mar 23
I love the Hypertext and Hypermedia site. Great find! I'm working on a hypertext novel right now, and am really interested in the subject. :D by telliot Mar 23