Our black-box print script struggled to make the right decisions in the right order. Here instead we run one tier at a time and the turn the results over to the author to review and refine before we ask automation to take the next step.
We tell a simple story as a way of testing our approach for serializing hypertext for print.
We work through many edge cases that we want to handle well when story telling from remote site.
We remain excited about this platform and have become increasingly confident that it embodies important new ideas. We will explain.
We show you what we find interesting in the federation and suggest how you can make yourself at home here.
You can browse to any of these sites without leaving your own.
A list of programs I've written and now recall. There are lots, organized first by where I was.
http://ward.dojo.fed.wiki/assets/pages/story-telling/tell-story.html HEIGHT 200
See also Garden Grooming or Story Telling Punch List
Jess, David and Thompson's Book.
The version on the book site.
We assemble a story by following links one layer at a time using cooperating automations at each step. github 
pages/story-telling
See Test M1 debugging
pages/story-telling/images