Predictions for a Strip Mall Psychic
by
Jake Elliott
The storefront will just be a big window, the interior cloaked with dark, ornately patterned curtains. You'll have a neon sign, of course: "PAST PRESENT FUTURE."
Mountain
by
Five Halves
A short exploration of gender based on Higu Rose's comic "my gender is a triangle" http://vagrats.tumblr.com/post/128407121529/my-gender-is-a-triangle-3am-gender
Endure
by
Emily Short
"Endure" is an interactive translation of four lines of the Odyssey. It responds to the player's choice of translation strategy as well as to the order of translation; the words you translate first will influence the readings that come afterward.
Black Rock City
by
Jim Munroe
You're at Burning Man, with six choices to make before the world goes white. Choose wisely. Or wildly. The dust storm won't care. (Cover: Trish Lamanna)
Data Doesn't Lie
by
Jim Munroe with illustrations by Luc Allenet de Ribemont
You study samples under your microscraper. You extract the data. Then -- and only then -- you sleep.
Interactive Translation
by
Anonymous
A proof of concept inspired by "Endure", translate this custom made poem the way you want to make much, much more poetry.
Build Your Own Planet
by
Aidan Glendon
See if you can create a planet that can sustain life, based on singular events that can change the course of your celestial object.
Pretty Sure
by
Jim Munroe
After the Partnership with the offworlders takes place, many things on Earth get a lot easier. Parenting is not one of them. (Cover: Jonathan Wyke)
the aquarium
by
jellie v
you came for a reason, to see another world that you live alongside, and one you wish to explore based on a project of mapping the NYC aquarium https://jelliesarchiveoftheaquarium.tumblr.com/
Tokyo Reverie
by
JB
A love letter to my favourite place in all the world. Made in the last Texture Workshop - Valentine's Edition.
PSY2220 Class Case Study
by
Professor Celeste Sangiorgio
This interactive text story simulates a first-appointment therapist interview with a family and child. Hover text to investigate patient statements further.
Spare With Max
by
Jim Munroe
It's been a while since you hung out with Max, and he's always got interesting stories. (Cover: E.M. Smith)