Recap: (R)Aging Like Fine (T)Wine: A workshop on Interactive Storytelling
Many thanks to ATEC PhD candidate, Mohammed Mizanur Rashid for leading us in an intro to Twine workshop today. Rashid showed us multiple exciting examples of branching narratives and took us through the basics of story models, nodes, and building bridges between them.
![A south asian man wearing a surgical mask stands at the head of a table as people of various races, ages, and genders, look on from around the table.](http://feministmaker.space/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_4914-1024x768.jpg)
![This view is from behind the table showing the same south asian man wearing a surgical mask, standing at the head of a table as people of various races, ages, and genders, look on from around the table. A large screen is behind him, where he is demonstrating the Twine software.](http://feministmaker.space/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_4915-1024x768.jpg)
Rashid created a resources handout with links available here, or as a downloadable pdf below.
Twine Download Link – https://twinery.org/
Examples of Twine
Cry$tal Warrior Ke$ha by Porpentine: https://xrafstar.monster/games/twine/kesha/
Dilating Destiny by Micha Cárdenas: https://micharoja.itch.io/dilating-destiny
Depression Quest by Zoe Quinn, Patrick Lindsey, and Isaac Schankler: http://www.depressionquest.com/
Further Resources
A Total Beginner’s Guide to Twine by Adam Hammond – https://www.adamhammond.com/twineguide/
Creating Interactive Fiction: A Guide to Using Twine by Aidan Doyle in Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association – https://www.sfwa.org/creating-interactive-fiction-guide-using-twine/
A Quick Twine Tutorial by Allison Parrish – https://catn.decontextualize.com/twine/ The Twine Cookbook – https://twinery.org/cookbook/