arXiv Computation and Language By Jindong Li, Yang Yang, Zihao Liu, Yutao Yue, Menglin Yang

ConWriter: Transition-Constrained Stateful Long-Form Story Generation with Lightweight Neuro-Symbolic Consistency Control

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ConWriter is a training‑free framework that generates long‑form stories scene by scene, using static requirements, dynamic memory, symbolic state reasoning, and uncertainty‑aware risk signals to enforce consistency. It checks each new scene against required narrative transitions and repairs local errors before they propagate. Evaluations on ConStory‑Bench show that ConWriter matches or outperforms direct generation and a recent baseline, improving narrative consistency across multiple models and story lengths.

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IVIE: A Neuro-symbolic Approach to Incremental and Validated Generation of Interactive Fiction Worlds

arXiv:2606. 13348v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Computational creativity in Interactive Fiction faces a fundamental tension: Large Language Models (LLM) may produce creative narratives but struggle with world coherence, while symbolic systems ensure consistency but lack creative flexibility.

By Micaela Vaucher, Santiago Silveira, Santiago G\'ongora, Luis Chiruzzo