Interactive Narratives

Branching stories — from early Twine studies in narrative structure to recent work co-authored through TwineMCP, a Model Context Protocol bridge that gives an AI collaborator a spatial model of the story world.

New work

The Island — You fall out of a grey sky toward an island in the Atlantic. Second edition — every passage is anchored to a mapped location, so the island stays a real place as the story branches.
Whispering on a Train — Yuna Seo, twenty-six, almost-idol, boards the 8:15 KTX out of Seoul for the callback of her life. Something else boards with her — and it spreads car by car.
The Lost City — A survival adventure in a ruined temple city — torchlight, a predator in the dark, and an ancient scholar played live by a language model running in your browser.

Early experiments

Of Mice and Men — What survives of a story when its plot is swapped out from under it.
Where the hell am I? — A narrative navigated as a place — location, not chronology, drives the telling.
The Last Day — One day, told against the clock — time as the branching axis.
The Last Case for Deckard — A detective's final case, told in the spaces between what he'll admit.