I have yet to see anything interesting come out of 'narrative explorations' in the context of hypertext. Usually, when exploring narrative structures, one tends to forget that there's more to writing than structure, and it becomes tedious, boring, or both.
Let's face it, a weblog is just a diary with a large circulation and some hypertext markups, nothing too novel (...and hyperlinks are not too useful as literary instruments in my opinion, but that's a whole other topic).
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I have yet to see anything interesting come out of 'narrative explorations' in the context of hypertext. Usually, when exploring narrative structures, one tends to forget that there's more to writing than structure, and it becomes tedious, boring, or both.
Let's face it, a weblog is just a diary with a large circulation and some hypertext markups, nothing too novel (...and hyperlinks are not too useful as literary instruments in my opinion, but that's a whole other topic).