interactive fiction

Interactive fiction is a literary form based on early text-based computer games that make use of a parser in which the player often has a first person role in interacting with the text.

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Title	Author
How We Show Love
Re-telling	Xurxe Toivo Garcia
Spells For Sad Goths With Shitty Parents	Max Briar
Gender Lab Escape Simulator 2030	Natalie Terezi Rei Watts
Bad Connection	Josia Roncancio
CUT THEM OFF	Jenna Yow
the snow queen	Jenna Yow
Something Like Us	Madison Rose
Dante's Academia	Julia Sebastien
What is Interactive Fiction?	Dennis G. Jerz
Words Matter: Nick Montfort's Ad Verbum	Edmond Y. Chang
The Stanley Parable	Davey Wreden, William Pugh
The Designer's Notebook: Three Problems for Interactive Storytellers, Resolved	Ernest Adams
End Matter: Interactive Fiction and a New Linguistic Consciousness	Kate Tyrol, Andrew Klobucar, Kirill Azernyi, Rebecca Rouse, Stephanie Jennings
"Swipe Night is Fun, but Useless” An Analysis of Tinder’s Swipe Night, an Interactive Foray in Online Dating	Lauren Rouse, Rachel Nicole Winter
Distributed Memories: CompuServe’s Gamer’s Forum and the Halcyon Days of the Adventure Game Toolkit	Judith Pintar
Open to Construction: reading and writing bodies in digital fiction and the open web platform	Christine Wilks, Astrid Ensslin, Carla Rice, Sarah Riley, Megan Perram, Hannah Fowlie, Lauren Munro, Aly Bailey
Amazing Quest	Nick Montfort
A Brief History of Interactive Fiction Games... Choose Your Own Adventure and Visual Novels	Alana Siebert
Generating Narrative in an Interactive Fiction Game	John L Jacko