A romance...
...with a twist. Laughter explodes around Mary-Anne like popcorn but her introspective neighbour thinks she is a new-age freak.
Is she? You decide.
The Last Laugh brings together two peculiar people, an absurd situation and a harsh examination of romantic love.
Throw it all in the interactive blender and the result is a multilinear, multiple-choice romance. A choose-your-own-ending hypertext fiction that will have you re-examining your own decisions in life and love.
The Last Laugh is a long short story – you can skip quickly through to the end (which is like reading 15 pages of a conventional book) or you can read everything (about 50 pages).
So
make youself a cup of something hot, sit down and enjoy!
Monique Choy once lived in Lyle Street, Brunswick, but has since made homes in Colombo, Cockatoo and Malé. She now lives in Glebe in Sydney.
When not travelling or learning circus tricks, Monique is a freelance writer and editor. She writes for the internet, newspapers and magazines, and has written children's books and guidebooks for Lonely Planet. This is her first piece of interactive fiction.
Monique’s thoughts on The Last Laugh
