I admit some of the articles here are old, but I’ve been hoarding links for awhile now with never enough time to post them up. The picture above, for instance, is a graphical representation of all the cross references in the Bible. Click the picture for the source, or read on:
- Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business, by Chris Anderson (the same guy who came up with the Long Tail concept), looks at how and why anything to do with the web eventually becomes free.
- Copyrighting Creativity is J.K.Rowling vs the blogosphere.
- The Greatest Punctuation Mark You Never Use: Interrobang
- Web Offers A Market For Budding Hemingways is a cynical look at blooking. From Reuters.
- [Blook]: Sonja Nitshke. Brilliantly written, structured and presented.
- [Blook]: No Man Is An Island, by Gavin Williams. I’ve snatched sections during my sparse online time, but I’ve to admit I’m frightfully behind on it. I like what I’ve read so far. Bookmarked.
Three online storytelling efforts (read: webcomics) that deserve mention:
- Garfield Minus Garfield is a good look at the Garfield comic strips without the orange cat. It turns the strip into an ‘even better comic about schizophrenia, bipolor disorder, and the empty desperation of modern life’.
- Adam’s Apple. Requires an understanding of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, the Macbook Air … and God.
- The Life Of Mann is an online graphic novel that features a different artist every chapter. Both The Museum Of Modern Fiction and The Life Of Mann are the projects of Josef Lee, a Singaporean artist and graphic designer.
PS: I’ve got a break coming up, so I will have enough time to post up some articles I’ve been working on. I apologize for my inactivity: exams really are not letting up.
PPS: Novelr has gone through a server change and a minor redesign, and I hope it’s better, faster, and easier to read. Enjoy.
