Mel Exon
Partagé en mode public -If you love reading, writing, books - of any variety - then you should take a minute or two to read this, by +Tom Uglow. Just brilliant stuff.
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Thanks for putting me on to this, my head is whirring. +Tom Uglow - what a wonderful project! A couple of thoughts in the spirit of debate (excuse me +Mel Exon for starting it in your comments, but I'd love your opinion too)...
Firstly, I wonder if you can stray further from books even in your choice of project title. I think what you are proposing borrows from our most recent analog of books, but they in turn borrowed from village elders and wandering bards, should/could we be more adventurous? Are the next generation of authors closer to choreographers and is 'writing' even the right word?
Secondly I wonder if in your explorations you've come across 'Journey', an 'experience' on the PlayStation. It has a singular narrative but every player experiences it differently. It is truly immersive and enjoyed in one sitting (an hour and 30+ minutes). My wife, who hates games went through it twice and there are moments that will bring you to tears and have you grinning with joy - a truly unique experience.
A second reference is something a bit more tangible but equally magical - The Ice Book - http://vimeo.com/19348564 which given where technology and devices has moved in the 3 years since this surfaced could be something rather special.
Thanks for putting this project into the public I can't wait to read(?) what happens next.
Firstly, I wonder if you can stray further from books even in your choice of project title. I think what you are proposing borrows from our most recent analog of books, but they in turn borrowed from village elders and wandering bards, should/could we be more adventurous? Are the next generation of authors closer to choreographers and is 'writing' even the right word?
Secondly I wonder if in your explorations you've come across 'Journey', an 'experience' on the PlayStation. It has a singular narrative but every player experiences it differently. It is truly immersive and enjoyed in one sitting (an hour and 30+ minutes). My wife, who hates games went through it twice and there are moments that will bring you to tears and have you grinning with joy - a truly unique experience.
A second reference is something a bit more tangible but equally magical - The Ice Book - http://vimeo.com/19348564 which given where technology and devices has moved in the 3 years since this surfaced could be something rather special.
Thanks for putting this project into the public I can't wait to read(?) what happens next.
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