Jane Yellowlees Douglas (born June 25, 1962) is a pioneering author and scholar of hypertext fiction, known for her influential contributions to early digital literature and narrative theory. Beginning her work on hypermedia in the late 1980s, she emerged as a key figure in the field during its formative years. Her 1993 work I Have Said Nothing is recognized as one of the first published pieces of hypertext fiction, notable for its nonlinear structure and innovative use of digital interactivity. Douglas has also written extensively on electronic literature, narrative theory, and reader engagement, contributing significantly to academic discourse on digital storytelling.