From Theorizing to Analyzing Digital Fiction

Critical Writing
Author: 
Alice Bell
Astrid Ensslin
Hans Kristian Rustad
Publication Type: 
Article or chapter in a book
Language: 
English
Editor: 
Alice Bell
Astrid Ensslin
Hans Kristian Rustad
Year: 
2014
Publisher: 
Routledge
ISBN: 
978-0-415-65615-3
978-0-203-07811-2
Edition: 
1st edition
Appears in: 
Analyzing Digital Fiction
Pages: 
3-17
Record Status: 
Not yet reviewed
Abstract (in English): 

In the introduction, the editors of the book take into account themes within digital fiction surrounding scope, logistical difficulties, multifocal perspective, narratological frameworks, multimodalities, new generations and paradigm shift. Further, the editors explain the structure and content of the book.

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Titlesort descending Author Year
10:01 Lance Olsen, Tim S Guthrie 2005
afternoon, a story Michael Joyce 1990
Amnesia: The Dark Descent Frictional Games 2010
Composition No. 1 Marc Saporta 1961
Dreamaphage Jason Nelson 2003
Flight Paths: A Networked Novel Kate Pullinger, Chris Joseph 2008
Loss of Grasp Serge Bouchardon, Vincent Volckaert 2010
Nightingale's Playground Andy Campbell, Judi Alston 2010
Radio Salience Stuart Moulthrop 2007
The Jew's Daughter Judd Morrissey 2000
The Path Tale of Tales 2009
The Unfortunates B. S. Johnson 1969
Zeit für die Bombe Susanne Berkenheger 1997
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Critical writing referenced:

Titlesort descending Author Year
"Do you want to hear about it?' Exploring possible worlds in Michael Joyce's hyperfiction, afternoon, a story" Alice Bell 2007
"Toward a Theory of Hypertextual Design" Kathleen Burnett
"What hypertexts can do that print narratives cannot" J. Yellowlees Douglas 1992
“Where to begin? Multiple narrative paths in web fiction” Jessica Laccetti 2008
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