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Category Archives: NEW MEDIA
NEW MEDIA: Breaking Through The Fourth Wall
Technology has given us social networking and social networking has given the audience (of any medium: newspapers, internet, television, telephone, etc.) a voice. That voice of the reader/viewer has just broken through the literary fourth wall. Normally the fourth wall … Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA & WRITING: The Writer and Social Networking
Got my panties in a twist this morning but spent a good part of half of my mind thinking about the implications of social networking and the creative writer. It started when I posted on twitter and Facebook that I … Continue reading
EDUCATION & NEW MEDIA: Some Very Good Answers for The Libraries
In (of all places) PC World, a suggestion to bring libraries some income instead of relying on pubic funding alone and the subsequent pain of budget cuts: “Library staff would be hired based on their creative talents as well as … Continue reading
NEW MEDIA: Internet Connected
This morning I received an e-mail from Amazon.com where I frequently purchase books. Dear Amazon.com Customer, As someone who has purchased or rated books by Roland Barthes, you might like to know that Health Insurance And Health Savings Account Made … Continue reading
HYPERTEXT & NEW MEDIA: E-Lit Camp!
Thought I already had posted on this exciting event but realized I’d only tweeted and Facebooked it: (Click on the image for more information) It’s going to be an informal, pajama-party-friendly gathering of great minds and minds that do great … Continue reading
HYPERTEXT & NEW MEDIA: The Means
In this case, methods of working up funding for a project that someone may feel passionate about but can’t get others interested in backing. Led by the notorious Anne (who has more skills at tunneling through the web than a … Continue reading
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: Sketch a Story
David Pender likely will find his place in the world within the graphic arts community. He has been adding his character sketches to the 100 Days: Summer 2009 project in the vein of realism to capture the story within a … Continue reading
NEW MEDIA & WRITING: Everyday Stories
It must be the poet in Susan Ersinghaus that has her finding the beauty and story in the everyday world. Her photographic contributions to the 100 Days: Summer 2009 project have been spot on with Steve Ersinghaus’ story (yes, that’s … Continue reading
WRITING & NEW MEDIA: Giving Life to Character
Mary Ellen Molski joined the 100 Days: Summer 2009 project a few days behind but her character studies are a lesson in drawing a face and stapling a life to a fictional character. Read this, #6 Rose, which I’ve posted … Continue reading
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NEW MEDIA & WRITING: Writing in New Media
I was extremely curious as to what Jim Revillini would be presenting in the 100 Days: Summer 2009 series; his expertise is in coding and jQuery is well known, but story? Yes. Jim takes something from Steve’s stories or as … Continue reading
NEW MEDIA & WRITING: A Picture Says . . .
Mindy Bray’s photographs for the 100 Days: Summer 2009 project prove her abilities to drill down into a story and pull out the meaning. Here she has taken the phrase, “repeat and vary” and found a perfect symbol in nature … Continue reading
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 & NEW MEDIA: Story Through a Pinhole
As a picture framer I’ve come across old tintypes but didn’t realize that photographers still use the process. Well, artists like Jessica Somers do, with some heartacheingly beautiful results. Jessica is another part of the 100 Days: Summer 2009 team … Continue reading
NEW MEDIA & WRITING: With Paper & Paintbrush
Last year I posted here about the collaboration between Steve Ersinghaus and Carianne Mack (-Garside now, Congratulations!) that produced 100 poems and watercolors that has since been compiled in book form and were presented at a gallery showing. Well these … Continue reading
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology