Works of J. Yellowlees Douglas
J. Yellowlees Douglas has created a number of different works over her career. She has been intricately linked to hypertext and its uses and development. One of her most popular works is the book 'The End of Books or Books Without End' in which she examines how interactive fiction works, and also discusses the current state or hypertext criticism.
Yellowlees Douglas has also created a short story entitled I Have Said Nothing . According to the Eastgate Quarterly Review of Hypertext, "Douglas explores the interaction between the fragmentation inevitable in hypertext and the causality necessary for the creation of story."
Yet another of Yellowlees Douglas' works on hypertext is "What Hypertexts Can Do That Print Narratives Cannot" . Yellolees-Douglas uses this article to go into more detail about how hypertext fiction works and why it is so beneficial for readers in comparison to regular texts.
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