10. The method of claim 1 wherein the step of defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of subset sequences of scenes for the reader of the literary work further comprises the steps of: defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on a single character's point of view in common among said scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on a single locale in common among said scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on one or more keywords appearing in common among said scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on alternative chronological sequencing of scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on the author's desired effects upon the reader's awareness of the content of the literary work; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on combined sequencing criteria drawn from the scene characteristics table of each scene; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on the author's manual selection of a succession of scenes.
10. The method of claim 1 wherein the step of defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of subset sequences of scenes for the reader of the literary work further comprises the steps of: defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on a single character's point of view in common among said scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on a single locale in common among said scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on one or more keywords appearing in common among said scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on alternative chronological sequencing of scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on the author's desired effects upon the reader's awareness of the content of the literary work; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on combined sequencing criteria drawn from the scene characteristics table of each scene; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on the author's manual selection of a succession of scenes. 11. The method of claim 10 wherein the step of defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on alternative chronological sequencing of scene text files further comprises the steps of: defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on reverse chronological sequencing of scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on mixed reverse and forward chronological sequencing of scene text files; defining one or more alternative sequences of reading of scenes based on mixed reverse and forward chronological sequencing of sequences of scene text files.