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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Adam Cadre is a writer who's worked in several spectrums of fiction throughout his life, from books to webcomics to MST-ings, but he is perhaps best known and beloved for his work with Interactive Fiction. He's won 11 XYZZY Awards for his various text adventures and stole the 1998 Interactive Fiction Competition with his seminal work Photopia, in addition to starting his own annual IF competition called Spring Thing. |
