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Hypertext fiction is a
genre of
electronic literature characterized by the use of
hypertext links that
provide a new
context for non-linearity in literature...
- of Genette's
narratological model and
hyperfiction considers how they are
related and
suggests that
hyperfiction narratives have four levels: 1. Discourse...
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artist known for her cross-genre
experimental works.
These include her
hyperfiction Patchwork Girl (1995) and her
first novel, Half Life (2006). In her own...
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navigational aids
through the text. In the 1993 New York
Times Book Review,
Hyperfiction:
Novels for the Computer,
Robert Coover,
explained that the
paths readers...
- Translations, and Emulations. In the 1993 New York
Times Book Review,
Hyperfiction:
Novels for the Computer,
Robert Coover,
noted the "sheer
pleasure of...
- Scholar[original research?], this term
appears in a 1997
article What is
Hyperfiction? (Korean: 하이퍼픽션이란 무엇인가; RR: Haipeopiksyeoniran mueosinga) in the print...
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books and pages. In a 1993
article for the New York
Times Book Review, "
Hyperfiction:
Novels for the Computer", the
novelist and
professor Robert Coover noted...
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published a
second New York
Times essay on
electronic literature titled "
Hyperfiction:
Novels for the Computer".
Coover established the
Master of Fine Arts...
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reviewed this work i
August 29, 1993 in the New York
Times Book Review, "
Hyperfiction; And Now, Boot Up the Reviews" This is a
highly discussed work of electronic...
- In 1986,
Malloy wrote and
programmed Uncle Roger, the
first online hyperfiction project with
links that took the
narrative in
different directions depending...
