Storyspace
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Abstract
Storyspace, introduced at the first ACM Workshop on Hypertext in 1987, was developed as a hypertext system for exploring creative writing and for writing instruction. Uniquely among systems of that era, Storyspace continues in use today, and Storyspace documents remain conveniently accessible. The technical and theoretical forces that shaped Storyspace continue to be interesting today.
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