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NEW MEDIA & WRITING: Story Must Have a Beginning
I have left the beginner for the end, being hypertextually inclined to screw with linearity that way. Steve Ersinghaus is the starting point for the 100 Days: Summer 2009 project, a reversal of his role with Carianne Mack in last … Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA & WRITING: Verbal Visuals
In what she terms “verbal visuals”–and what a lovely term for visual story–Denna Hintze-Yates adds a unique perspective to the 100 Days: Summer 2009 Group with images that have the ability to capture a story into a moment, a single … Continue reading
WRITING: Story
Maggie claims ” I think all of you who write are so creative and good long-range planners, too! I can barely come up with one story . . .) But Maggie is wrong. A part of the 100 Days: Summer … Continue reading
REALITY?: Another Car Radio Memory
Sitting in the bathtub with the drummer on a late Saturday morning. Chicago on the radio, my Japanese flag curtains covering the windows to the downtown world below. Toes playing fingers, washing off remnants of love. Suddenly sirens and eyes … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Tags
This is too funny; still unused to the format here at WordPress posting I tend to forget to select a category and that’s why if you’re following via feed you may see a lot of updated posts. But this: Not … Continue reading