re. 1850 Charla
I’m really fascinated by the way in which the distributed authoring process is playing out in “1850 Charla”. I’m thoroughly enjoying the experiment: watching the characters evolve, nurtured by their interactions with one another, slipping with ease back and forth in time and space…
(On a side note, I discovered a curious linguistic connection: “A Chara” is used as an opening salutation in letter writing in Irish (as in “Dear such and such”))
Isabella Medici 13:36 on 24/01/2014 Permalink |
I quite agree Ciara! And this is all leading up to the 28 February “Live Tweetchat” I believe? So perhaps that day will be even more festive. Will others be joining our performance? Is there any ideal number?
Christa Forster 14:12 on 24/01/2014 Permalink |
Hi Ciara. Thanks for chiming in! Please consider joining us: we’re warming up here, flexing our chops (or choppers, in the case of Donnie) for the February 28 #1850charla on Twitter. You can find the “official invitation” over in the .Re/cipes. http://practicebased.re/cipes/product/1850-tweetchat/
Also, love the linguistic connection you brought up.
Ciara Finnegan 09:29 on 27/01/2014 Permalink |
A Chara Christa, I’m here already, riding on the diagonal frock coat tails of another/s 🙂