If you're just here for a visit, start by taking a stroll through the stories in the Grand Library.
If you happen to be a writer who wants to try it out, just join us and start typing!
If you'd like to learn more about why this place exists, read the Manifesto. And there's a short movie that shows how writing works.
Hypertextopia is a space where you can read and write stories for the internet. On the surface, it looks like a mind-map, but it embeds a word-processor, and allows you to publish your stories like a blog.
It's designed to facilitate the writing of axial hypertexts by making a distinction between the fragments (essential elements) and the shards (minor, but enriching elements) of a story. You write in Hypertextopia by dragging the fragment arrow (the large one) or the shard arrow (the small one) and dropping them onto other fragments and shards, or onto empty space.