11. Algorithmic Audience
Before reading this article, I had a somewhat negative view of algorithms. For me personally, when I think about algorithms, I think of how awful […]
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11) Writers as Producers
In the current digital age, writer and producer roles are no longer separate. As John Gallagher says in “Writing for Algorithmic Audiences,” writers are now […]
SCP (Secure Contain Protect) Transmedia Storytelling
I think it’s safe to say that I have truly never thought about transmedia storytelling before in my life, and definitely have not looked at […]
10: Avatar: The Last Airbender and Transmedia Storytelling
While I was reading Jenkins’s essay “Searching for the Origami Unicorn”, one of my favorite franchises came to mind: the Avatar: The Last Airbender series, also known […]
8: Circulation of Slam Poetry and The Language Barrier
I’ve always thought that hearing an author read their writing out loud is the best way to understand the work. That’s why slam poetry has […]
8: Spreadability (not just for peanut butter!)
Circulation carries multiple meanings within the publishing industry. In my Small Press Publishing & Editing course last semester, I was taught that circulation refers to […]
8: Spreadability in the Publishing Industry
I was interested in the idea that Kes and several others have mentioned in their blog posts of “top-down” and “bottom-up” forces that impact the spreadability of a text, […]
8. Spreadability and Circulation of Internet Challenges
Something that’s been a consistent trend on the internet over the past few years has been social media user’s involvement in internet challenges. Before […]
8: The Circulation and Spreadability of Booktube
I chose “Booktube,” or YouTubers who make videos and channels about books and the publishing industry, for this blog post because I think it is […]
Essays: Circulation and Spreadability
As I write essays, not the five by five nonfiction essays we are given in grade school, but the creative nonfiction essays I have been […]