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Title of Reflections on Technology, Media & Culture: "Reflections on Technology, Media & Culture – Richard Coyne"

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Writing stories calls on a relatively small set of practices. You need to be able to write, imagine, and conduct basic research. The writing pastime is popular not least at it doesn’t require a lot of resources. I’ve been listening to, reading and watching some online guides to writing fiction, e.g.


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I’m continuing with my experiment in fiction as a way of exploring digital themes. See my previous newsletter episodes for the story so far. I’m currently working on episode 30. So I’m ahead of my weekly schedule. These are drafts, until I assemble them into a coherent whole, if that’s ever possible. I welcome any comments.

Episode 10

“I often felt as though I wa...


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I’m continuing with my experiment using fiction to explore digital themes. I also draw on earlier posts. I’m up to #245 Interactive architecture, #246


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I’m continuing with the challenge of exploring digital themes through fiction. I continue the story here.

Scase was not alone in the tower after all, or perhaps the figure passed through the foyer from elsewhere. Had he heard the lift going down? There was no time for Scase to descend the tower and follow the group. They would be lost amidst the excavations.

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