Category: writing
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Marshall McLuhan’s Maelstrom Metaphor for Our Digital World (With the Assistance of Edgar Allan Poe)
Into the Maelstrom: How the Hyperconnected Age is Tearing Us Apart By Jamie Stantonian – August 16, 2017 Writing during the twilight age of … Marshall McLuhan’s Maelstrom Metaphor for Our Digital World (With the Assistance of Edgar Allan Poe)
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Ephemeral Elysium: A Kansas City Ghost Story + Travel Guide to Haunted and Curious Phantasmagoria + Ghost Towns
As the city of Kansas City bustled with life, a ghost, a spectral entity, floated through its bustling streets. This was no ordinary apparition; this was a being who had made a choice that defied both the expectations of the living and the celestial realms. For in this modern city where the rhythms of jazz…
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Daily Reading: Naming Conventions, and the 362,880 permutations of tic-tac-toe. On Screenwriting, Character Arcs, and Game Design
This morning, we’re exploring two significant concepts: the importance of good naming conventions in various creative domains, from scriptwriting to coding, and the astonishing multitude of possibilities within a simple tic-tac-toe game—precisely 362,880 possibilities! Imagine the potential for branching narratives here. In fact, this sparks an idea – what if we could craft a game…


