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![]() by autumnc This sort of thing is hard to "review" or discuss; it feels like something deeply personal, as if my presence is an intrusion. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Remove vote | Add a comment
Emily Short's Interactive Storytelling Alan DeNiro’s Doggerland belongs to the interactive poetry school of Twine: highly personal, only loosely narrative, making play with hover effects as well as links in order to evoke some connections that aren’t explicitly stated. It concerns, among other things: winter and isolation, global warming, childhood, problems with America’s health care safety net, parenthood, glaciation, the passage of time, and a personal decision which (since the work is described as autobiographical) I assume is true to DeNiro’s actual experience.
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