Writing that Wants to Be Written
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This document appears to be a collection of excerpts from various literary works, manuscripts, and other texts related to literature. It touches on several themes including the immersive vs analytical reading experience, linear vs non-linear structures, and connected vs isolated works. Several examples are provided of physical manuscripts and drafts of famous novels to illustrate these concepts. The role of context in defining what is considered literature is also briefly discussed through a quote.
Writing that Wants to Be Written
- 2. Text
- 3. Text Grad Studio assignment Fall 2012
- 8. It was late. This guy named El Camino turned, looked, then relaxed. I knew the type. Short, but a monument stance. He was out and replaced by signs, shadows on the street. He was undone from the sun. I rose. I figured he could tell. “Looked for you, ” I went. “Made a map. This city. This address, this brick.” Now, I know he’d been on drugs. Needed it. Set shop in El Norte. (El Norte!) I was opposed, clearly. Once I taken the leach to the ER. Anyway... “Been waitin’ in the hotel,” he wrinkled. “See el orial?” “Where?” “On top of the fanciest building! Found it?” I did see one. It was sort of close, approx 115 from here. “El Capri! El Capri!” “I got it!” I called, then looked at the map. The address. This city was exploring its later name. Was this landmark as studied as it was researched? Which faculty can a hotel have to view a researched city? First, I plugged Payless—Payless the store. Where, when, and which way? I did not know. This was, as in, that was, the resolution less surprising. The shadow on the photo’s street was taken in 1912, if not
- 10. Oulipo gathering at the home of Raymond Queneau
- 11. Well I am too
- 12. Choose from a suitable design
- 18. What leads readers to treat something as literature is that they find it in a context that identifies it as literature. — Jonathan Culler, Literary Theory
- 21. writerswrecktheirtools.com. Me, Jeff’s apartment, 25 fake iPads
- 23. Writing That Wants to Dylan Greif, 2012 Be Written M F A Graphic Design RISD
- 28. Konig
- 29. Konig Wes
- 32. Immersive versus Analytical Linear versus Non-Linear
- 33. Immersive versus Analytical Linear versus Non-Linear Connected versus Isolated
- 38. Manuscript of On the Road by Jack Karouac
- 39. Manuscript of On the Road by Jack Karouac Immersive Linear
- 40. Manuscript of The Original of Laura by Vladimir Nabokov
- 41. Manuscript of The Original of Laura by Vladimir Nabokov Analytical Immersive
- 42. The desks of Tower Wells
- 43. The desks of Tower Wells Analytical Immersive Connected Isolated
- 44. Manuscript of The Eighth Sea by Dylan Greif writerswrecktheirtools.com. Me, Jeff’s apartment, 25 fake iPads
- 45. Draft by Chuck Palahniuk
- 46. FT Marinetti
- 47. LEFT – FT Marinetti. RIGHT – Marked title page for a William Burroughs manuscript
- 48. The First Book of Jazz by Langston Hughes
- 49. Joan Didion
- 52. Scrivener (word processor) Analytical Non-linear
- 54. Map
- 55. Map Analyze
- 57. Marked manuscript page for Dharma Bums by Jack Karouac
- 58. Microsoft Word (word processor)
- 67. The Talmud
- 79. will show page states Types of Color, Fall 2010
- 80. will show page states Analytical Non-Linear
- 85. Nina Katchadourian’s Flemish style self-portraits in airplane lavatories
- 88. If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler by Italo Calvino
- 89. If on a Winter’s Night a Traveler by Italo Calvino Immersive Isolated
- 91. Audiowalks by Janet Cardiff Immersive Isolated
- 125. Text — Seth Lerer, Children’s Literature: A Reader’s History
- 126. It is a kind of system whose social and aesthetic value is determined out of the relationships among those who make, market, and read. What is at stake is how successive Text periods define the literary... — Seth Lerer, Children’s Literature: A Reader’s History
- 132. How do we design each genre? And what new genres can emerge?
- 133. How do we design each genre? And what new genres can emerge? How can we rethink the design of other kinds of media?
- 154. thank you