For storing silliness. De gustibus non disputandum.
- Digital Humanities Dream Karaoke
- bizarro-perfume reviews (or: “Ain’t She Sweet?”)
- Tiny Treasures of the Pataphysical Tradition
- my Gaelic-language blog
- Directions for visiting a John Keats performance piece I built years ago (along with its surrounding wonderland and set of puzzles) in a text-based online virtual reality, or MOO
- The Death-Wake; or Lunacy. A Necromaunt in Three Chimeras. (in a newly-discovered ludic edition by Ivy Bannishe-K’weto, published in a series of Tiny Treasures of the ‘Pataphysical Tradition)
- The Rossetti Archive Gallery / Cult of the Wombat
- We eloped! Here are some images from our wedding trip to Scotland (very old news, now)
- and finally, my beautiful babies, works in progress.
About the letters on the main page:
They fall in a random sequence, and at random depths in your field of view, according to a simple algorithm I expressed in Flash ActionScript back when that was kind of new and cool. Stop (or start) the madness with the little green button. I didn’t stack the deck by including extra vowels or weighting other frequencies. Coherent words rarely tumble down the screen, and the longer the word, the luckier you are. My latest pleasant surprises?
“Dystopic” and “Berlin.” Coincidence? Prophecy?
Brendan reports: “Sexy Button! It’s a Fib.” And a hungry Chad claims to have been tempted with “Garlic Naan.”
Let me know if you have an anagrammatic experience.
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