January: Wave, Hotbook, Twovel
This January I am leading an experiment in group writing, using Google Wave as a tool for collaboration. I’m also busy marketing the Institute for the Future of the Book’s Hotbook resource. This month also marks the start of my first Twovel.
Recent projects have included work as a writer on the 24hrBook. I co-ordinated a case study on the Bookleteer format and provided consultancy to creative studio Proboscis. I took part as a reader on the Fictional Stimulus pilot and helped to evaluate the project. The digital texts could be accessed remotely but readers also met at the pub to discuss them. Chris Meade recorded this:
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Tags: 24hr Book, Bookleteer, Chris Meade, Fictional Stimulus, Google Wave, Hotbook, Institute for the Future of the Book, Proboscis, Twovel
Kati Rynne
I'm a theatre director, staging plays on the London Fringe, in the East Midlands, Ireland and wider Europe. I also work as a fiction-writing coach, running one-to-one coaching for novelists. I freelance in digital publishing and I write novels for young people.
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