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From: jryoung@phoenix.princeton.edu (Jeff)
Subject: Game vs. Hyperfiction
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Date: Mon, 13 Mar 1995 02:14:03 GMT
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I'm new to this list so please excuse me if this has been discussed
previously...but after reading the FAQ for this list, 

I am still
unclear about the differences between Int-fiction and hypertext
fiction (by hypertext fiction I mean stories being developed in Storyspace
or Hypercard or HTML.  (none of these are mentioned in the FAQ.)

Are they the same thing, or are there differences?  Is int-fiction more 
problem/riddle oriented and hypertext fiction generally more closely
rooted in traditional narrative?

(And a side not, please excuse...if Jacob W. is still on this list, 
could he e-mail me...I want to say hi and ask about Save Princeton.)

-Jeff
jryoung@phoenix.princeton.edu
