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Writing History with Interactive Fiction

2010-09-20
By: Shawn Graham
On: September 20, 2010
In: Articles

Sometimes the best graphics are the ones conjured up in your own head. Interactive fiction – the text adventure – has a long pedigree and literary aspirations; can it be used to write history?Continue Reading

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