Transtition

Soumis par NT2 le mer, 10/24/2007 - 16:16

Auteur·e·s:

Transtition est un hypertexte de fiction dans lequel le narrateur raconte son expérience intérieure qui est comparée à la vie dans le désert. L'internaute, en activant les mots-hyperliens de son choix, construit son propre parcours de lecture.

Infos

Site d'hébergement:

Site de l'auteur

URL du site d'hébergement:

http://wright.chebucto.net/

Date de dernière consultation de l'oeuvre:

09 Mai 2007

Coordonnées de l'artiste:
au141@chebucto.ns.ca
Groupe de recherche:
Chaire de recherche du Canada en littérature contemporaine

Taxonomies

Nature:

Oeuvre

Interactivité:

Navigation à choix multiples

Format:

Thème:

Média:

Année:

Langue(s) de l'oeuvre:

Anglais

Traitement numérique des ressources:

HTML

Citation(s)

I'd heard the stories and seen the vids of the ...stuff... they sometimes got back. It was pure bad luck if you were tagged by a search beam after you had put a mountain range between you and the nearest link. The fact that links were the safest method of travel ever invented is cold comfort when you do luck out. It was time for me to face my options. The one person who might have gotten a search started in time was gone. My guts twisted reflexively at that. On the other hand, I could feel the burning rays of the sun sear my skin. I wasn't going to last long here. No vegetation in sight and the air from an open kiln held more moisture than what I was breathing. Playing with the coder was now a fifty/fifty proposition; I would live... or not. I wondered how Schrodinger got his cat in the box in the first place. I felt a sudden kinship to the hypothetical feline.

Discours (notes)

« "Transtition" is something of an experiment; a short story that may be read from the top of the page to the bottom and also down "through the paper". Clicking on links fills in text buried beneath the surface of the story, providing additional detail or insight. The story is very short due to the small amount of free memory left to me. I suggest you read the whole story first before using the links; it provides a framework that all the links hang on. When you are under the main page, you go back up by clicking on the last link shown. »

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Transtition

Wright, Andrew D.