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Tag: hypertext

Webs

Webs

August 27, 2014August 26, 2014 Adrian Miles
Mia on how the WWW is a ‘web’ and thinking through that a bit more. Jane realises that things are immediately near to hand when writing online, and this makes a difference. More sig... Read More
Hypertext and Stuff

Hypertext and Stuff

August 24, 2014August 23, 2014 Adrian Miles
Mia on the Landow with a nice observation that blogs aren’t really like blogs, for instance blogs are ‘backwards’, and unlike diaries are public. Tilly pauses on just one thing in th... Read More
Variety (is sometimes good)

Variety (is sometimes good)

September 12, 2013September 12, 2013 Adrian Miles
Nga pulls up more stuff that Brian mentioned on the Stuart Hall codes and decoding (though I return to yesterday's point, if an author has to subject themselves to 'codes' to be understood then this ... Read More
Multi Hyper Stuff

Multi Hyper Stuff

September 8, 2013September 7, 2013 Adrian Miles
Two comments, this is a common trope in soap opera and so we don't need multilinear narrative for it (well, except soap opera is also a particular form of multi-sequential narrative), though more impo... Read More
Maths and English – You Bet

Maths and English – You Bet

September 4, 2013September 4, 2013 Adrian Miles
Ten sonnets, in the original you could flip each line individually (like those children's books to create fantastic creatures), this creates 100,000,000,000,000 possible combinations, it would take so... Read More
It Is Not a Problem of No Narrative, But Different Sorts

It Is Not a Problem of No Narrative, But Different Sorts

August 31, 2013August 30, 2013 Adrian Miles
It will remember where you are up to, can store multiple bookmarks, lets you highlight passages, share your highlights if you wish with other readers, tell you how long you've been reading for, build ... Read More
Lives Are Loose Ends

Lives Are Loose Ends

August 30, 2013August 30, 2013 Adrian Miles
Where does this anxiety of the open come from (if your life was structured like a novel it would be hell, in a novel or a fictional film there is no such thing as chance or coincidence, everything hap... Read More
Dead Trees

Dead Trees

August 30, 2013August 30, 2013 Adrian Miles
Nadine enjoyed the symposium, recognises that the essence of the literary is not paper (it is language), but also has an excellent outline of what we said about hypertext and cinema. ... Yet in the ... Read More
Landow, Hypertext, the Mess of it All

Landow, Hypertext, the Mess of it All

August 30, 2013August 30, 2013 Adrian Miles
Jennifer does an interesting speculative turn where if hypertext keep changing, then are they, in some small way, alive, or at least, like something living? I think the answer's probably no, but th... Read More
Please End It Nicely

Please End It Nicely

August 27, 2013August 27, 2013 Adrian Miles
Note though, we have lots of examples of stories with indeterminate endings, even in traditional books and films, and also from 'being swept into an author's world' it does not follow that there has t... Read More
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