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Creative Works
Title | Author | Year |
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Culprit | Harriet Fisher | 2019 | 08.02.2024 | game, screen-based game, interactive, electronic literature, mystery |
Velcro and Cupcakes | Laura Zaylea | 2012 | 08.02.2024 | QR code, video poetry |
Sea Island | Edward Falco | 1995 | 08.02.2024 | hypertext |
Predictor | Simon Biggs | 2010 | 08.02.2024 | interpretative text generator, predictive text, frequency analysis, web art, netart |
Pause | François Coulon | 2003 | 08.02.2024 | hypertext, French |
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Critical Writing
Title | Author | Publication Type | Appears in | Updated | Year |
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The new hyperdrama: how hypertext scripts are changing the parameters of dramatic storytelling | Charles Deemer | Article (other medium) | 03.10.2021 | ||
Hyperdrama and virtual development: notes on creating new hyperdrama in cyberspace | Charles Deemer | Article (other medium) | 03.10.2021 | 1996 | |
What is hypertext? | Charles Deemer | 03.10.2021 | 1994 | ||
Hypertext and comics: towards an aesthetics of hypertext | Licia Calvi | Conference paper or presentation | 03.10.2021 | 2001 | |
Wired women writing: Towards a feminist theorization of hypertext | Laura Sullivan | Article or chapter in a book | 03.10.2021 | 1999 |
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Publishers and Journals
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CD Projekt | 19.10.2017 |
Shoemaker & Hoard | 17.10.2017 |
Rockstar Games | 01.10.2017 |
Hyperrhiz: New Media Cultures | 27.09.2017 |
www.ellipsis.net | 23.09.2017 |
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Organizations
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National University of Ireland, Galway | 22.01.2015 |
University College Cork | 22.01.2015 |
Trinity College, Dublin | 22.01.2015 |
University of the Arts London | 26.11.2014 |
Digital Arts Library | 18.11.2014 |
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Events
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Teaching Creative Writing with Python | 20.06.2014 | United States | 30.11.2016 | |
The Extensions of Many | 04.03.2015 | Bergen | Norway | 30.11.2016 |
ACM Hypertext 1998 | 20.06.1998 | Pittsburgh | United States | 30.11.2016 |
ISEA2010 RUHR | 20.08.2010 | Dortmund, Essen, Duisburg | Germany | 30.11.2016 |
GVU Brown bag: Catharsis and Flow: Two Modes in Our Media Culture | 03.11.2011 | Atlanta | United States | 30.11.2016 |
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