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Streams in the Web Edition of Victory Garden
1media/ch2-figure-victory-garden-streams-2022_thumb.jpg2022-08-24T12:03:08-07:00Joel M Clapp3b5cd12b16247205e0315c52b4e94d5773c2ec82411977A figure of the streams in the Web Edition of Stuart Moulthrop's Victory Gardenplain2022-12-05T14:13:30-08:00Kathleen Zollerd12f5a19398157747ffcda98170a372b72a1ea00
In reconceptualizing Victory Garden for the Web, Moulthrop developed a new navigational structure that he says "departs significantly from the chaos of the original." This innovation to his hypertext novel are the "Streams," 43 in total, that serve as episodes or what he calls "sequences of pages that present scenes, events, and riffs . . . as discrete units." He tells us that this structure had always been part of the Classic editions but were not necessarily "visible to the reader" ("Preface"). As the screenshot shows, each unit is accessible via a hyperlink and is accompanied by a illustrative image.
