I thought this was an curious idea. it’s interesting how literature is trying to employ the tools of modern internet to thrive. In fact, the first blog I can remember took the shape of posting Samuel Pepys’ diary in daily increments.
Anyway, there’s a depthful flurry of information and content out there…I find so little of it really valuable to me other than an instantaneous visceral experience. I think that’s one reason this blog has surprised me, because it’s got me excited about something online again. That hasn’t happened for years.
What do you think? Do you think this is an interesting tool, but not one that anybody will use? Do you think it can help bring significance to a space that seems devoid of it sometimes?Â
Recent Comments