Quest Narrative share 7 hours ago by Julaybib Ayoub I’m currently taking notes from Carolyn Ellis’ guide to autoethnography. I’ve read it a few times before. I have never sought a neutral reading, since I don’t believe such a thing is possible, nor do I believe such a reading is in keeping with the spirit of autoethnography. However, my previous read ... Three Dimensional Faith - harisseptuple.wordpress.com | Wanted: Original Gangsta share 9 hours ago by tellurianpetshop There’s a popular counter-all argument when it comes to discussing a story being original or not, that goes on the variation of “There are no new stories to be told”, “Everything has been told already” or even “Ever read the Gilgamesh epic? Every story told after that copied it.” If that’s true, why ... Tellurian's Petshop - tellurianspetshop.wordpress.com | Importance of a structured narrative share 10 hours ago by Nuno “ Then, on the surface, this leaves us with good old Aristotle again, with a beginning, an end, and consequently; a middle. This middle is the really interesting part.“ Jørgen Kirksæther in The Structure of Video Game Narration So what motivates the player to pursue the end of the story is the meani ... nrfpt.net - nrfpt.net/blog | Is this really 'unknown to you=/=unknown to the rest of the world', or the ... share 10 hours ago by Wandering Hedgehog West's annoyance flared up after he took the role of the Australian scientist Professor Howard Florey in Breaking the Mould, a forthcoming BBC4 drama about the discovery of penicillin. "Florey got the Nobel Prize with Alexander Fleming but was basically lost to history, except in Australia where he ... It's Always More Complicated - oursin.livejournal.com · 110 references | Upcoming Tech - Procedurally-Generated City share 16 hours ago by Eric Swain So I was messing around the internet was I was passed this link. Video Games, specifically open world sandbox type games, have a notion of external architecture, but little to no internal architecture. Basically you see the outside to a lot of buildings, but you either aren’t allowed inside of them ... CreativeFluff - creativefluff.com · Rank: 184,069 · 21 references | The abomination of faked memoir share 1 day ago by Richard Gilbert from “Fiction, Fact, and Faked Memoirs,” by Thomas Larson, author of The Memoir and the Memoirist, in New English Review “Writing a memoir, one is tormented less by the particular truth of a character’s emotion, as in fiction, and more by the emotional truth of one’s own experience. Both ‘emotional ... NARRATIVE - richardgilbert.wordpress.com · 7 references | Massive Narratives pt 5 share 1 day ago by Claire Blackshaw News and Bits Hi All, really working hard at the moment to get that last little bit of polish onto Encleverment. As anyone who talks to me can tell I really do love this little game and want to use every last bit of time I have left to squeeze those little bits and pieces in and shine them up. In ot ... Flammable Penguins - flammablepenguins.blogspot.com | 7.5.09: Red Wine Calling share 1 day ago by undercoverchef A bunch of us went to Embassy to celebrate a friends forray to “independence” yesterday, July 4 (yes, I know, how appropos right?)—the friend being Mia, and the bunch being Kwe, Kassy and moi. We got there, and started the night with a free tequila shot, WOW. And proceeded to finish off two bottles ... The Amazing World of the ... - undercoverchef.wordpress.com · 2 references | Bye, bye Ms. American Pie share 1 day ago by magnumcpa The 4th is nearly over for another year. Waifs of blue smoke linger down city streets with a few distant booms still heard. It rained for most of the day, washing out the Technicolor arsonist dreams of so many young boys. Their fathers marched on well into the night though. The dog sleeps in the rec ... The Neurotic Ninja - magnumcpa.wordpress.com | |