"Norton did not begin Testimony with a linear story or a plot. Inspired by the collage writing technique developed by novelists William S. Burroughs and Brion Gysin in the 1960s, Testimony emerged from cutting–up newspaper articles, literature and his own writing. He then drew a few sketches, cut them up into squares, laid them out on a table and checked whether they could make sense in any order. They did, and since he had only precursive control over the readers' associations he looked forward to their unpredictable inventive links."
(Christy Dena)
[Animated interactive narrative created by Simon Norton. The events of the story are able to be explored through connecting–the–dots.]
http://www.abc.net.au/arts/strange/workshop/flash.htm