In the style of what Gregory Ulmer calls the mystory, Richard Smyth uses the genre-defying capabilities of hypertext to present a case for the power of writing in desperate circumstances. After the narrator's mental meltdown on his honeymoon, he learns that only writing has the power to salvage his sanity and his life.
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Must be run on the Macintosh Classic or newer. Gray floppy disks are Windows, black floppy disks are for Mac. One copy is missing the third floppy disk for Windows.| Filed under "Eastgate Quarterly Review of Hypertext Volume 2, Number 4".| Packaged with Robert Kendall's "A Life Set For Two." The copy on CD-Rom was donated to the Dene Grigar Collection by John Zuern.
System Software 7.5.x |
System Software 7.6.x |
System Software 8.x |
System Software 9.0.x |
System Software 9.1.x |
System Software 9.2.x |
Windows 95 |
Windows 98 |