whats in a word

In response to the thoughts of publishing poetry online by zannie, i have to add that 2.0 has taken creative writing online one step further, by allowing interactivity with the author; the given ability of commenting and adding feedback, even to the point of being able to edit each others work in collaboration like a wiki, writing has taken on a whole new form.

The interactivity of storytelling has also been researched as a thesis by one of the authors of the quote this blog/essay is based on, Jill Walker.

Walker explores the ability to create a fictional character online, where everyone is an author. Its a fascinating exploration that shows in great depth the level on which 2.0 has altered the way in which we write.

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~ by Terri on February 12, 2007.

One Response to “whats in a word”

  1. Hi Terri, yes it is true that blogging allows the reader to truly become what is being bandied about as a “writerly-reader”, taking the concept of authorship being “under erasure” that one step further.

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