This document discusses and analyzes Vladimir Nabokov's novel Pale Fire through a hypertextual lens. It presents Pale Fire as a network of links and nodes, with an extensive use of paratextual devices. The document analyzes the 504 explicit connections in the novel's index, which refers to both the poem and other notes. It considers whether the index represents editorial bias or is Kinbote's confession, and transforms the reading of the text from a linear to a networked experience.