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Author Archives: Susan
WRITING: Genre Switch
Someone told me the other night that I should write a story in a genre rather than mainstream literary. I’m considering it. I’ve always liked Hopalong Cassidy, though Cisco Kid was probably my fav; but I’ve also always wanted to … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Afternoon, A Story – Zig-zagging
In reopening this hyperfiction novel by Michael Joyce, nothing much beyond the first few "pages" looks familiar–as well it wouldn’t! Unless you track your progress through hyperfiction and save your place, and I have just set up a small notebook … Continue reading Continue reading
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WRITING: And its related implications
Somewhat concerned this morning after a discussion last evening with a friend regarding a former project where I’d served as editor. A bit of a turnaround in his viewpoint, or perhaps just a bit more honesty being offered, but it … Continue reading Continue reading
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EDUCATION & NEW MEDIA: Plans
It’s probably too late for me–no protests here; sometimes it just is–to learn the new programs and make some use of them, but on the other hand, limited time means learning faster by going the classroom route vs. the trial … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Methods & Madness
It just takes so much time to learn! I’ve just spent a good part of today changing postings over to different categories: Went back from NONFICTION to REALITY? on personal posts and eliminated HYPERFICTION by putting those into the NEW … Continue reading Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA: Hypertext 3.0 – Categories
Just when I realized that my category system here wasn’t working well, i.e., switching from REALTY? to NONFICTION to hold the personal posts and now deciding to reverse that move, I find this in Landow’s book: As Ted Nelson, one … Continue reading Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Categories
Well, nothing like creating busy work for yourself. Decided that changing the name of personal posts from Reality? to Nonfiction wasn’t the best idea if I’m going to be writing about things that aren’t really literature perhaps, but nonfiction events; … Continue reading Continue reading
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REALITY?: Moving On
A weighty post from Mark at Clear Lake Reflections that hit home today. About what remains within us as the world changes around us. About how we react and how we adjust. And, about how we move on from there. Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Imagery
I wish a picture was worth a thousand words; it’d be a lot faster… (Below) To read soon (found some more and had to add them to the list): (Below) Read long ago (and yes, the shelves are about to … Continue reading
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LITERATURE: Anxiety and Anticipation
Forgot what I had ordered out of Amazon.com and when I went to check I found that they had dumped my cart per ninety-day allowance I would think. But the good that’s come of it was that in rebuilding my … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology