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Curveship: Interactive Fiction + Interactive Narrating
Curveship is an interactive fiction system that provides a world model (of characters, objects, locations, and things that happen) while also modeling the narrative discourse, so that the narration and description of the simulated world can change. Curveship can tell events out of order, using flashback and other techniques, and can tell the story from the standpoint of particular characters and their perceptions and understandings.
lit  if  python  weird 
february 2011 by bkerr
Twitter / TwitterLit
"Twittering the first lines of books so you don't have to."
twitter  lit  books  micro  introduction 
may 2007 by bkerr
No one belongs here more than you. Stories by Miranda July
"ok, here i go. I'm going to make this whole website right now on this dry-erase board." Maybe "I ache for storms" for this decade.
lit  text  serial  hypertext  design  writing  marketing    !  micro  everything 
april 2007 by bkerr
Brian Flemming's Weblog
Co-author of "Bat Boy: The Musical."
lit  film  etc  weblogs 
april 2007 by bkerr
Liana’s paperdoll blog | Rheya’s white beach dress from Solaris (book)
"I read Solaris carefully, but all we know is that when Rheya returns, she wears a white beach dress. No visible fastenings -- the buttons are ornamental -- and short sleeves that hide the evidence of her suicide."
lit  sf  solaris  rheya  harey  mimoid  ultra  teleology  terror  solipsist  incompleteness  tragedy 
march 2007 by bkerr
Oztrading.net | The Oz Library
"(almost) complete readable online library of OZ magazines - Enjoy!"
magazine  psychedelic  retro  lit  graphic  design  obscenity  magic-theatre 
march 2007 by bkerr
Foreign Office | Children of Men
Media + multimedia + interactive media from "Children of Men" -- nice to get a closer look at some of the micro details in a very hectic haptic happening movie.
media  advertising  ui  interaction  design  future  lit  sf  politics 
february 2007 by bkerr
The New Yorker | The New Disorder, by David Denby
Film column from 2007-03-05 magazine. Hypertext / cut-up / synchronic movies, as directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu.
hypertext  movies  cut-up  film  smash-word-lines  smash-control-lines  cyclical  cybernetics  psycho  narrative  lit 
february 2007 by bkerr
The Futurologician Congress
Joshua has seen the future and it is tagtagging, friendzilla, and netdriving. Oldie but goodie.
lit  sf  language  wordie  fun  via:revgeorge 
february 2007 by bkerr
Post Cards in the Soft Machine
"As it happens, the phrase 'post card' appears over and over again in the flow of short, post-card-like notices that make up large parts of The Soft Machine." turns into punch cards in the 2nd part of the cut-up trilogy.
burroughs  post  card  break-through-in-the-grey-room  media  social-media  lit  language  process 
february 2007 by bkerr
The Electronic Revolution I: Feedback from Watergate to the Garden of Eden, by William Burroughs
"In the Electronic Revolution I advance the theory that a virus is a very small unit of word and image. I have suggested now such units can be biologically activated to act as communicable virus strains."
burroughs  immediast  control-towers  control-machines  word-falling  photo-falling  break-through-in-the-grey-room  cybernetics  feedback  media  social-media  metacrap  information  writing  lit  communication  process  language  language-is-a-virus-from-outer-space  end-of-the-war-game 
february 2007 by bkerr
Babel-17 | Oort-Cloud
Thanks Paul and Richard, this is pretty awesome (gotta do something about that theme though)
onoff  algol  fortran  oort-cloud  open  lit  scifi 
february 2007 by bkerr
Grand Text Auto | Beavers All
Nick Montfort <-- assistant professor of digital media, MIT.
text  hypertext  lit  if  edu 
february 2007 by bkerr
RolandHT
Background on / justification of the project.
lit  text  hypertext  comparison  interface  song-of-roland 
january 2007 by bkerr
Roland's Corpus / RolandHT
Load in your XSLT-friendly browser (Firefox or Opera) for a super engaging exploration of Roland in text <--> culture.
lit  text  hypertext  comparison  interface  song-of-roland  xslt 
january 2007 by bkerr
THE OLAF STAPLEDON ONLINE ARCHIVE
"This site attempts to host works by Olaf Stapledon that are out of print. Now you've found it, click on the 'Online Works' section and enjoy!" AWESOME
lit  sf  past 
december 2006 by bkerr
Wikipedia Brown and the Case of the Captured Koala
A story from the "Wikipedia Brown, Boy Detective" series, by Adam Cadre.
lit  wikipedia  fun 
november 2006 by bkerr
Urban Oasis | Oh, Irony! Oh, Beautiful Muse!
An Arthur Miller -- Charles Walgreen connection/irony on U-M north campus.
umich  annarbor  theater  lit  labor  edu  past 
november 2006 by bkerr
Charlie's Diary: "The book is not that interesting, as tales of desperation and survival are actually quite common."
"What do the public really think of literature? Here are some examples, in the form of reviews culled from the reader comments on Amazon.com."
lit  peer-production  amazon  book  review  fun  via:srah 
november 2006 by bkerr
Wired 14.11: Very Short Stories
"33 writers. 5 designers. 6-word science fiction."
lit  sf  microcrap 
october 2006 by bkerr
Wikipedia | Cylon, Wisconsin
"Cylon is a town in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 629 at the 2000 census."
lit  sf  names  wisconsin 
september 2006 by bkerr
App After App or A zoology of next year's web applications
Slides and notes from Matt Webb's presentation @ BarCamp London.
web  ui  design  classification  lit  sf  fun 
september 2006 by bkerr
McSweeney's Internet Tendency | Social Security Denies Gregor Samsa's Disability Claim.
"You listed the following impairment(s) on your SSI application: I AM A GIGANTIC COCKROACH / DEPRESSION / BACK PAIN"
lit  fun  cockroach 
september 2006 by bkerr
AlterNet: WorkPlace | A Jungle For Meatpackers
Eric Schlosser's Upton Sinclair retrospective.
food  commerce  labor  lit  past 
september 2006 by bkerr
The "Verbs Bad" Manifesto
"Without verbs, pretty good imitation of Yoda! And nothing more! No more erudition, no more delicacy in language! Language a broken mirror, litter of fragments on the page!"
language  lit  writing  fun  via:everyone 
september 2006 by bkerr
365 tomorrows | Endings and Beginnings
"It seems like it’s been forever" -- but it's been, in fact, one year. Congrats!
lit  sf  weblogs 
july 2006 by bkerr
Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex, by Larry Niven
"Assume a mating between Superman and a human woman designated LL for convenience."
lit  sf  comics  superman  sex  ideas/bad 
june 2006 by bkerr
Slate | The mysterious appeal of Garrison Keillor, by Sam Anderson
"Keillor projects himself as a sage--a kind of Wobegon Obi-Wan spreading the revolutionary creed of premodern simplicity."
radio  culture  lit  newyorker  magazine  fiction  npr 
june 2006 by bkerr
Gutenkarte
"Gutenkarte is a geographic text browser, intended to help readers explore the spatial component of classic works of literature."
lit  past  books  maps  cities  spaces  etc 
june 2006 by bkerr
The Internet Speculative Fiction Database
"...is a community effort to catalog works of fiction. It links together various types of bibliographic data: author bibliographies, publication bibliographies, award listings, magazine content listings, anthology and collection content listings, and fort
lit  sf  fiction  bibliography  past  future  via:ryanmax 
june 2006 by bkerr
Cover art for "A Scanner Darkly"
This is one of those dated-yet-timeless SF covers. At least you can infer that the artist had appreciated the book.
lit  sf  book  art 
june 2006 by bkerr
TenNapel.com
Doug TenNapel is blogging again!
comics  movies  lit  sf  religion  weblogs 
june 2006 by bkerr
Brass Lantern | Some Observations on Using Inform 7, by Emily Short
Unpacked, expanded version of her defense of Inform 7 from the recent SPAG.
inform  lit  if  games  language  design 
may 2006 by bkerr
YouTube - They are made out of meat
7-minute film version of classic Terry Bisson story.
lit  sf  past  fun  movies 
may 2006 by bkerr
Inform 7
Snazzy home page for Inform 7!
inform  lit  if 
may 2006 by bkerr
Brass Lantern | Introducing Inform 7
After 10 years: new version, big changes.
inform  lit  if 
may 2006 by bkerr
Adam Cadre on "White Noise"
Naturally he'd have something interesting to say about everybody's favorite over-studied novel.
lit  criticism  if  etc 
april 2006 by bkerr
ANOTHER WORLD - Site officiel
And here's the (incomplete) English version of the site.
games  lit  sf  past 
april 2006 by bkerr
ANOTHER WORLD - Site officiel
Official site (in French) of the classic game known on these shores as "Out of This World."
games  lit  sf  past 
april 2006 by bkerr
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