Links

Here are links to some web sites that might interest you on the subject of AIF.

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- A. Bomire is a highly acclaimed AIF author, and his site also hosts a variety of features, including his 2004 mini-comp. I can't remember who won that competition, but I'm sure whoever it was he was a handsome devil. Why not find out for yourself?

A. Ninny's AIF Masterlist - This list is a catalogue of all the AIF games ever made, and where to find them. Want to find a game? Look here.

Adrift - This is the ADRIFT site, though they do not seem to have the 3.9 runner still available for download. If you want to get it, AIFCommunity.org has it.

Adrift Yahoo! Group - Here is a Yahoo! group from which you can download the 3.9 interpreter (I think - I haven't checked it for a while).

AIFCommunity.org - This is the parent site of my own site. It is an archive of everything AIF.

AIFGames.com - This is the best non-Yahoo centre for AIF currently available, and it's getting more comprehensive all the time. It has a fairly complete archive of all the AIF games ever made, as well as a forum and several other important features.

The AIF Archive - This Yahoo! group has an active forum and most new games can be downloaded from here. This is a good place to go to ask for game hints and help with puzzles, and is one of the major centres for AIF.

The AIF Archive 2 - This is an extra group created to make more archive space for the original group.

- The home page of Inside Erin, the AIF newsletter. Most good!

- Each year the Adult Interactive Fiction Awards (or "Erins") are given out to the best authors and games of that year. It's a very important element of the community, and I happen now to be the co-ordinator of the awards.

- Website of Purple Dragon, AIF Author and now editor of Inside Erin. He has a topical list of all newsletter articles on his site, as well as

One Eyed Jack's AIF Emporium - The site of the author of the Sam Shooter series.

Sir Gareth's Site - This website is run by Sir Gareth and provides resources for AIF writers. It's a good site to check out if you're interested in writing.