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From one piece Disney’s Black mermaid is no breakthrough – just look at the literary subgenre of Black mermaid fiction 5 beliefs, in the piece's order there

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18 June 2009

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    Twelve Blue

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    Twelve Blue is by Michael Joyce, who is the author of afternoon , called ‘the grandfather of hypertext’.

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    House of Leaves

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    So there’s an accompanying website published at the same time as the novel (the House of Leaves bulletin board is a massive website that continues to receive thousands of hits and discussions in their forum, which is amazing for a literary print book published nine years ago); and then there’s another print book that was also published simultaneously that contains and expands upon the epistolary section between the protagonist and his mother.

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    The Raw Shark Texts

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    I don’t think it’s as sophisticated or as ambitious, but it is interesting and very fun – so that people who like House of Leaves will also like The Raw Shark Texts .

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