Workshop Description
NHT is a continuing workshop series associated with the ACM Hypertext conference for over a decade. The workshop acts as forum of discussion for the narrative systems community within the wider audience of the Hypertext conference. The workshop runs both presentations from authors of accepted short research papers, and unstructured unconference sessions to provide a venue for important discussions of issues facing and opportunities for members of the narrative and hypertext community. This year the workshop aims to broaden the community again after two years of more focussed themes on mixed reality by encouraging discussions on the breadth of interdisciplinary hypertext narrative.
This year’s workshop aims to continue to consolidate the community by providing an open interdisciplinary forum of discussion on key issues facing the field. Including (but not limited to):
- Models of Narrative
- Systems for the Presentation of Narratives
- Adaptive and Personalised Narratives
- Narrative Analysis
- Narrative Generation
- Social Media as Narrative
- Interactive Fiction
- Authorial support systems
- e-Literature
- Strange Hypertext
- Interdisciplinary collaboration on narrative
- Interaction and Narrative
- Location-based Narratives
- Narrative in Games
- Transmedia
- Mixed Reality Storytelling
- The experience of writing Hypertext
- Extended Reality Hypertext
- Ethics of Narrative Hypertext
- Mixed Reality Ethical Frameworks
Researchers and practitioners working with hypertext or narrative will be invited to attend this workshop. Participants will be asked to submit a short (between 3 and 7 pages CEUR format) position paper on their current work. Authors of papers selected for presentation will be informed 3 weeks after the submission deadline. All the position papers of participants will be made available on the workshop website initially and later (if possible) through CEUR proceedings.