Hypertext Reading

"The computer gives the reader a chance to touch the text itself, an opportunity never available in print, where the text lies on a plane inaccessible to the reader. Readers of a printed book can write over or deface the text, but they cannot write in it. In the electronic medium readers cannot avoid writing the text itself, since every choice they make is an act of writing." (Jay David Bolter Writing Space: a hypertext).

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