Content tagged with 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.

Title	Author	Year
Authoring Software	Judy Malloy	2007
Bad Connection	Josia Roncancio	2020
Bad Machine	Dan Shiovitz	1999
Because It's Not There: Ekphrasis and the Threat of Graphics in Interactive Fiction	Aaron Kashton	2011
Beneath Floes	Kevin Snow	2015
Beyond Tomorrow	Filip J. Falk	2018
Blending the Crossword with the Narrative: An Examination of the Storygame	Jimmy Maher	2008
Bliss: An Interactive Harrowing	Cameron Wilkin	1999
Blue Lacuna	Aaron A. Reed	2009
Blue Lacuna: Lessons Learned Writing the World's Longest Interactive Fiction	Aaron A. Reed	2010
Book and Volume	Nick Montfort	2006
Bronze	Emily Short	2005
Brown House Kitchen	Judy Malloy	1993
Carrying across Language and Code	Natalia Fedorova, Nick Montfort	2012
Changeful Tales: Design-Driven Approaches Toward More Expressive Storygames	Aaron A. Reed	2017
Christminster	Gareth Rees	1995
City of Secrets	Emily Short	2003
Cloak of Darkness	Roger Firth
Collaborations in E-lit	Stephanie Strickland, Nick Montfort	2011
Colossal Cave Adventure	Will Crowther, Don Woods	1976