digital fiction
"[W]orks of fiction that [are] written for and read on a computer screen that pursues [their] verbal, discursive and/or conceptual complexity through the digital medium, and would lose something of [their] aesthetic and semiotic function if [they] were removed from that medium."
Definition taken from: Bell, Alice, Astrid Ensslin, David Ciccoricco, Hans Kristian Rustad, Jessica Laccetti, and Jessica Pressman. “A [S]Creed for Digital Fiction.” Electronic Book Review, 7 Mar. 2010, http://electronicbookreview.com/essay/a-screed-for-digital-fiction/.
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