Digital Storytelling and Weblogs

I'm Mark Bernstein, chief scientist at Eastgate Systems. Since 1982, we've been publishing serious hypertexts -- fiction and nonfiction -- and designing new hypertext tools like Storyspace and Tinderbox.

These are some notes from a lecture at the 2003 Digital Storytelling Festival in Sedona, Arizona. The Festival had its own weblog, too.

These notes contain sources I mentioned in my talk. There are lots of examples that are equally good, and in many cases I reached for the most easily available example, or the one that looked good in the color scheme or fit the pacing of the talk.

Kaycee Nicole

Kaycee 1

Kaycee 2

The Kaycee Nicole FAQ

The End of the Mess

Early Weblogs

Justin Hall

Dave Winer

Rebecca Blood

Evan Williams

Meg Hourihan

What We're Doing When We Blog

Jeff Zeldman

Fact, Fiction, Journalism

Salam Pax

Tekka: Salam Pax

She's a Flight Risk

No Mystery

Thrillers

Structure

The Footnote

How To Learn Swedish in 1000 Difficult Lessons

Micronarratives

{Fray}

Delacour and Ikuko

Salo responds

Delacour reacts

Design for Community

Slums of Cyberspace

Craft

Narrative: the story and the post

eNarrative Everywhere

Piecing Together, Tearing Apart

Cinema and Hypertext

Bricklin's Audience

Ten Tips

Bernstein's 11th Conjecture

Books

The Weblog Handbook

We Blog

Blogging: Genius Strategies for Instant Web Content

Essential Blogging

Tools

Blogger

TypePad

Blosxom

MoveableType

Tinderbox

Mark Bernstein

Radio Userland

RSS

Ben Hammersley on RSS

Aaron Swartz on RSS

Net News Wire

weblogs.com

Blogdex

DayPop

Technorati

Blogshares