When I first read Steve’s story on data backup, Norman Rockwell’s “The Gossips” came to mind and the old fashioned manner of maintaining history through verbal storytelling. And of course, the details that change with each telling.
So this became a study in family history that shows the paths that history takes when man and not machine are the recorders.
The 100 Days Project is a group effort of creativity that a series of artists have committed to in producing one work each day for 100 days of summer starting May 22nd, 2009 that builds upon story and explores all directions of creative force and output.
The main site is 100 Days: Summer 2009 where access is available to all individual participants’ work on their websites. I will be offering flash-fiction hypertext pieces to add to the collection.
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology
