The following works were submitted by authors to the workshop and have been accepted as a part of its proceedings based on peer review. A selection of the authors based on the nature of their work and their reviews have been invited to present or be a part of panels for the workshop itself.
| Author(s) | Paper |
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| Côme Martin | Hypertextual Narratives |
| Mark Bernstein | Wandering Monsters! |
| Gregorio Magini, Vanni Santoni | Arbor Inversa – The SIC Method and the Reverse Engineering of Hypertext |
| Helen Oliver, Nathan Eng, Marco Aurisicchio | Using Bidirectionally Hyperlinked Concept Maps To Analyze Nonlinear Narratives |
| Simon Rowberry | Literary Criticism and Hypertext or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Paranoia? |
| Neil Benn, Ann Macintosh | Investigating Visual Languages for Argument Mapping |
| Giuliana Dettori | Online sharing of written narrations to gain awareness of personal beliefs |
| Michael Jewell, Clare Hooper | Linking Locations: Storytelling with Pervasive Technology |
| James Blustein, Ann-Barbara Graff | Towards a Politics of Reading: Narrative, Literary Hypertext and Meaning |
| Faith Lawrence | SPARQLing Conversation: Automating The Bechdel-Wallace Test |
| Rosamund Davies | Narrative Analysis and the Design of Technologies to Support Research |
| Stacey Mason | The Playerʼs Role |
| Charlie Hargood, David Millard, Mark Weal | Measuring Narrative Cohesion: A Five Variables Approach |
| David Millard, Charlie Hargood, Mark Weal, Lorraine Warren, Lisa Harris | Social Media and Emergent Organizational Narratives |