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Portal: A Dataspace Retrieval

Dennis G. Jerz / 17 May 2002

With a popcorn plot engineered to appeal to sci-fi fans, Portal is an “interactive novel” published in 1986, and now available online as freeware. Rob Swiggart —Portal: A Dataspace Retrieval

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