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"Two young professionals "meet" through a mis-sent e-mail. They become "attracted" in cyber-space and tentatively agree to a "real" meeting. A brutal assault follows. The obvious suspect is the e-mail partner, but one person is unconvinced. A series of surprises and revelations follows -- all delivered in digital form, all entirely possible, and all representing ways we now learn of events in our world where virtual reality constantly fights its counterpart."
http://www.greatamericannovel.com/den/index.php
It's a free download (put a fake email address and name in, otherwise you'll probably be spammed to high heaven), and looks quite interesting. A short story played out throught simulated email messages. Curious. I'll let you know what I think of it.
http://www.greatamericannovel.com/den/index.php
It's a free download (put a fake email address and name in, otherwise you'll probably be spammed to high heaven), and looks quite interesting. A short story played out throught simulated email messages. Curious. I'll let you know what I think of it.
Finished it. Its a bit crap, with a standard plot twist an a saccharine sweet “everything works out ok” ending.
Still, it’s a curious and interesting medium to tell a story with.
Still, it’s a curious and interesting medium to tell a story with.
Icarus wrote:
> Hmm, "Metroguy" seems rather desperate...
It’s quite interesting when it gets going. Not particularly well written or anything, but compulsive in a voyeuristic way.
It’s also quite weird to read a story in a medium that I have never encountered before.
Currently on week 3 , Friday.
> Hmm, "Metroguy" seems rather desperate...
It’s quite interesting when it gets going. Not particularly well written or anything, but compulsive in a voyeuristic way.
It’s also quite weird to read a story in a medium that I have never encountered before.
Currently on week 3 , Friday.
Hmm, "Metroguy" seems rather desperate...
"Two young professionals "meet" through a mis-sent e-mail. They become "attracted" in cyber-space and tentatively agree to a "real" meeting. A brutal assault follows. The obvious suspect is the e-mail partner, but one person is unconvinced. A series of surprises and revelations follows -- all delivered in digital form, all entirely possible, and all representing ways we now learn of events in our world where virtual reality constantly fights its counterpart."
http://www.greatamericannovel.com/den/index.php
It's a free download (put a fake email address and name in, otherwise you'll probably be spammed to high heaven), and looks quite interesting. A short story played out throught simulated email messages. Curious. I'll let you know what I think of it.
http://www.greatamericannovel.com/den/index.php
It's a free download (put a fake email address and name in, otherwise you'll probably be spammed to high heaven), and looks quite interesting. A short story played out throught simulated email messages. Curious. I'll let you know what I think of it.