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* enhanced | * enhanced eBooks with hotlinks embedded into the text are not strictly webbacks, they're... um... e-ebooks<ref>maybe</ref> | ||
* the first claimed<ref>well, we would, wouldn't we?</ref> webback was SLABSCAPE:RESET published in 2010 by [[http://www.blippublishing.com/ Blipbooks]] | * the first claimed<ref>well, we would, wouldn't we?</ref> webback was SLABSCAPE:RESET published in 2010 by [[http://www.blippublishing.com/ Blipbooks]] | ||
Revision as of 09:18, 19 December 2010
Ænglish
Noun
webback (plural webbacks)
- a work of fiction which is published in printed as well as eBook format[1] with addenda, glossaries, back-stories and tangentially linked information available online thereby extending the narrative as determined by the reader's curiosity[2] rather than the writer's design.
Notes
- enhanced eBooks with hotlinks embedded into the text are not strictly webbacks, they're... um... e-ebooks[3]
- the first claimed[4] webback was SLABSCAPE:RESET published in 2010 by [Blipbooks]
See also
Footnotes and references
- ↑ back in the days before Neural Implants virtually eliminated reading
- ↑ often, subjecting themselves to Linktrigue
- ↑ maybe
- ↑ well, we would, wouldn't we?