From the Publisher: Narrative surrounds us. We see it in television, movies, newspapers, video games, web sites, and books. These art forms are evolving and merging in new, exciting ways. With its roots in film and theater, the art of interactive narrative is visual, it includes character perspective and it follows dramatic patterns. It diverges from these roots, however, because it allows readers to change the plot. This book examines the intersection of storytelling, visual art, and interactivity. It proposes working methods, theories, interviews, and examples for authors of this art form. This means that the roles of the authors and readers are merging. It not only changes the ways we read and write, it changes the way we see.
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