... When you write online, you always have something new.
As a WeBook "Tech" is about to evolve as normal websites do.
With the web versions, they are only the fragments of the text-only book, I have to play many roles -- artist, designer, producer, and etc.
One thought doesn't leave me -- I feel that webpages must conflict with the print-text pages. Why? Because it in the public place, in the crowd, for surfers and window shoppers, not real readers. I make online, like a street clown, I have to organize them as attractions... or not to bother at all. this is again very postmodern notion -- the self-parody (click on the pix to see page from Playscript Analysis class on the subject).
In the sense web version is only a commercial for the book.
Maybe I will use it as a background....
I do not have much of this stuff, I have to collect, maybe play with the images, or to refer to other sites (there are many).
.... Webmaster's notes.
This image (evil woman) sent to me by the Photoshop artist I use to explain the difference between Art and Culture, to illustrate that Popular Art is not art, that there is a serious conflict between Art and Culture. Not less than between culture and civilization. They are opposite.
PostAmerican Age is global and it's civilization; use and death of culture and Art. This is a subject fully discussed by postmodern writers.
I not sure that I can maintain the contrast between this kind of visuals and the texts, but it helps me not to be too serious as a writer.
I must not lose the sense of irony. This is the last book!
The same with the music!
No more "Classics"? Or in clash with the classical music?
Even my usual layout is wrong. This baby-pink is not enough (read the book). I would like to use the cultural evolution back to the beginning (my birth) back to the Creation (that's the story).
I suspect that I keep that ugly title TECH for the same reason, to contract the ugliness with beauty.
... Last summer on Earth:
