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He flipped to page 132, an article on branching story graphs. In the margins, he had scrawled a note: "If the user can influence the content, does the author still exist?"
Elias looked at the book. It had taught him that stories weren't lines anymore; they were spaces to be explored. He didn't click an option. Instead, he typed a third: "The protagonist realizes he is being written by a man in a small room, holding a blue book." Proceedings of the 5th International Conference...
The heavy, navy-blue volume sat on the edge of the mahogany desk, its spine stamped in gold: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Interactive Storytelling . To most, it was a collection of academic papers on computational creativity and interactive narrative systems. To Elias, it was a manual for a world he was trying to build—and a life he was trying to fix. He flipped to page 132, an article on branching story graphs