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hyperfiction
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hy·per·fic·tion  (hpr-fkshn)
n.
1. A work of fiction written and presented as an electronic hypertext document, especially one that allows variations in plot development.
2. The category of literature comprising such works.
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Aarseth's claim, though generalised, is only relevant for certain hypertexts, such as Michael Joyce's hypertext fiction, Afternoon, A Story (Eastgate Systems, Cambridge, MA, 1990, cited in Aarseth, 85).
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