British University Conspires to Create an Internet-Based Murder Mystery

A project at Nottingham Trent University, in England, is bringing writers together from around the world to create a murder mystery online.

The project, titled "M Is for Nottingham?," offers online-writing students and the general public the chance to collaborate on narratives online, says Sue Thomas, artistic director for the university's trAce Online Writing Center.

The center provides an Internet forum where writers can collaborate on experiments in online writing. Through

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