Interactive Fiction: What Does it Want to Be, What Can it Be?

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The essay explores the complexities of interactive literature, emphasizing that the true challenge lies in the simultaneous, diverse inputs from readers rather than interactivity itself. It argues that reading is inherently interactive, shaped significantly by the reader's contributions, which often stem from personal interpretations rather than the text. This dynamic raises questions about the legitimacy of Internet Stories as a literary genre, suggesting that the varied and sometimes conflicting responses from readers may undermine their value.