Here are the references from my paper to appear at the AISB symposium. The paper itself is under review, but after the formality of citing the 74 references, I thought they were worth a post. As per their style guide, these references are listed in the order of appearance in the body of my paper titled:
Open Problems in Simulation and Story Analysis
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