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I’ve Moved! Go to passiontask.com
I’ve moved most– if not all– of my bloggy writing to Passion Task. I hope to see you there!
Ridiculous Book, Ridiculous Case
More on authors trying to assert copyright on historical “fact” vis a vis the DaVinci Code. Am I the only one that finds this sickly funny? The authors of Holy Blood, Holy Grail are just trying to have their cake … Continue reading →
Blogging as Literature/Genre of Blogging
Nick ponders blogging and the possibility of blogs evolving into their own form of literature. I’m seeing variations of this question by all kinds of bloggers. This kind of contemplative regard– beyond the mechanics and affordances of blogs as tools– … Continue reading →
Cosmopoetica, Chris, and the Commonplace Book
Cosmopoetica As a confirmed Jack-of-All-Trades-Master-of-None it was getting hard to follow all the different threads in technology, arts, and more personal/social areas on my personal site (chrislott.org) . Cosmopoetica was created as a place to centralize my major artistic thoughts … Continue reading →