Electronic Publishing – the forms of electronic novels took yet another path with my discovery of a mammoth, multi-threaded novel called Descending Road – written, developed and published by Dana W. Paxson. The novel itself is free as a demo for this format, and is readable on any device with a decent web browser. It utilises [...]
Continue reading...8. February 2009
WOVEL= Web Novel. But it seems a slightly orchestrated Web 2.0 name for what, in essence, is potentially the coming of age for Serial Novels - with a dash of interactivity and the return of those Choose Your Own Adventure type stories we all enjoyed a couple of decades ago.
Continue reading...15. October 2008
Today I happened to join up onto NaNoWriMo for this year – or rejoin and start looking at the forums. Introducing myself onto my regional group, I went back to find that Alex had shortly after introduced himself, and his previous work. And from this came my introduction to a form of novels I’ve never [...]
Continue reading...12. September 2008
Foreword : Like many new writers, I’ve read a lot of books (and websites) about writing, and writing techniques. And like many very new writers, I’ve often been confused by some of the – often interchangeable – terms being used out there for particular techniques or exercises. It took me a good several months of [...]
Continue reading...11. September 2008
Foreword : In a Writing course I am currently taking, author and tutor Holly Isle asks us the question – “Why Do Writers World Build?” and this may well be enough for you (and I) to stop tracks and spend quite a while working out all the egotistical and control-efforts behind this subject. It’s a [...]
Continue reading...26. August 2008
Keeping to the Change This manifestos (see last post), I discovered this one. It’s free, so view the manifesto in your browser, or download it. Written by Rajesh Setty, the Mini Sagas manifesto incorporates photographs and a piece of writing work which the author calls Mini Sagas. From Mini Sagas: “A mini saga is a story told [...]
Continue reading...17. August 2008
An e-book (for electronic book: also ebook: also ecobook) is the digital media equivalent of a conventional printed book. Such documents are usually read on personal computers, or on dedicated hardware devices known as e-book readers or e-book devices. An e-book is a specialized type of e-text. read the rest of the Wikipedia article
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2. March 2009
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