J. Yellowlees Douglas examines how interactive fiction works, looking closely at afternoon, Victory Garden, and other seminal hypertexts. Douglas also takes a careful look at the state of hypertext criticism today, and suggests how the future development of interactive narratives relate to the New Realism. A long-awaited and important book from one of the world's leading hypertext critics. "A classic of hypertext theory and criticism" -Jay David Bolter "Written in a lively, personable style, The End of Books is essential reading for anyone interested in literature as it is practiced in the New Media" -N. Katherine Hayles J. Yellowlees Douglas is Director of the Grace Dial Center at the University of Florida. She is the author of I Have Said Nothing. The End of Books -- or Books without End? |
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