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Trip

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Auteur·e·s:

Simoneau, Mathieu

Fiche simple

Cette oeuvre est une hyperfiction mettant en scène deux personnages voyageant aux États-Unis. Après chaque texte, diverses options sont offertes au lecteur: il peut progresser dans le récit de façon linéaire ou choisir, lorsque possible, une autre route américaine pour se dirigier vers un autre état. Chaque état comporte un chapitre composé de plusieurs courts textes.

Trip

Artiste·s:

Miller, Matthew

Média:

Internet

Année:

1996

http://iat.ubalt.edu/guests/trip/

Infos

Site d'hébergement:

Information Arts & Technologies, University of Baltimore

URL du site d'hébergement:

http://iat.ubalt.edu/

Date de dernière consultation de l'oeuvre:

06 Janvier 2007

Groupe de recherche:
Chaire de recherche du Canada en littérature contemporaine

Taxonomies

Nature:

Oeuvre

Interactivité:

Navigation à choix multiples

Format:

Image, Texte, Hypertexte

Thème:

Roman, Voyage, Récit, Espace, États-Unis, Géographie

Média:

Internet

Année:

1996

Langue(s) de l'oeuvre:

Anglais

Traitement numérique des ressources:

HTML

Citation(s)

Jack and Jill (not their real names) were still asleep when I stopped at a bus station where I'd been told to expect a package. That would be supplies for the kids, I figured, a box of ill-fitting clothes, shoes, maybe some dried foods, but probably not. The agency never just sent money. Probably they were sending what they had, non-cash donations. Cash would have been more useful. Supposedly, they would pay me when I found the kids' mother, pay me from a privately accumulated fund, separate from the agency's operating budget. I could even give them an expense list at that time, they'd said, but I had small and dwindling reserves of my own, hollow bank accounts, over-limit credit and gas cards. So, meanwhile, I took what I could get. And things had not gone as originally expected. Their mother had supposedly been "pre-located," and I was to do nothing more than drive them from here to there, two not too distant points, get a signature and collect my money, a brief, legal, live-freight transaction by all appearances. I was a custodian in the strict sense, a go-between warden in a way, but more of a courier, truth be told.

Biographie(s)

Miller, Matthew

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