cybertext

Every good book that aims to bop the reader over the head with its own program on how it should be read can be considered, technically speaking, a form of cybertext.

Excerpt from Calembouria (in collaboration with Anthony Metivier) 2010

"" Troopers '' is a welcome U-turn, but though Verhoeven rehashes "" RoboCop '' gimmicks -- parodying newscasts, splashing cybertext across the screen -- there's no soul in this machine.

A Raid Kills Bugs Dead 2008

Reminds me of some classic cybertext work, where the text grows as you read it. check out "The Jew's Daughter," for instance.

Information, Culture, Policy, Education: Retelling Hamlet via Facebook 2008

I change the search to "games cybertext" and I narrow the search down to finding Markku's paper about some of Espen's concepts from DAC 98, and an interview with Espen from 99.

03/01/2001 - 04/01/2001 Torill 2001

I change the search to "games cybertext" and I narrow the search down to finding Markku's paper about some of Espen's concepts from DAC 98, and an interview with Espen from 99.

thinking with my fingers Torill 2001

I change the search to "games cybertext" and I narrow the search down to finding Markku's paper about some of Espen's concepts from DAC 98, and an interview with Espen from 99.

Archive 2001-03-01 Torill 2001

a text that is 3,000 years old, as the first hypertext — or, to use his term, “cybertext” (Cybertext 9).

Games in Virtual Environments 2005