The “Bandersnatch” Episode of “Black Mirror” and the Pitfalls of Interactive Fiction

Simon Parkin writes on the latest installment of Charlie Brooker’s Netflix series “Black Mirror“: an choose-your-own-adventure episode called “Bandersnatch,” which highlights the pitfalls of interactive fiction.

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