First, a note: This blog is moving away from the specifics of my PhD research and experiences. If anyone was interested in those, well...sorry. The work is progressing, and it's a delicate balance! Best to keep it on the DL till it's finished. :) I do continue to have thoughts, however, about the nature of e-lit, e-publishing, digital narratives, tools. Tools. Nick Montfort (et al) just released Curveship , which integrates interactive fiction and interactive narrating. Which is motto-speak for "it does cool stuff to allow linear storytelling or interactive nonlinear storytelling at the reader's preference". I think. I just downloaded it, and I probably won't have time to play intensely (and intently) with it for another week or two, but I've been excited about this for a while. The blogs and mags and news-rags seem to be filling more and more with blurbs on the "new wave" of storytelling. The New Yorker's Book Bench blog was all ove
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