Tag Archives: transmedia

Love LOST? Adore THE OFFICE? Immerse yourself in THE ART OF IMMERSION by @Frank Rose

Posted on November 17, 2011 by

I’ve been book-talking this fabulous book by Frank Rose to anyone who will listen.  If you are interested in the psychology of story-telling, the creative genius behind LOST, THE OFFICE, or THE DARK KNIGHT, or the way media is rapidly … Continue reading →

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Never doubt that your story matters. It maintains the past AND creates the future.

Posted on November 11, 2011 by

This morning I stumbled from my bed to the coffee maker, turning on NPR along the way. The first story to penetrate my brain was about President Obama’s upcoming trip to Asia.  The reporter began, “The narrative President Obama is … Continue reading →

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Report from KidLitCon 2011 – CONNECTION and AUTHENTICITY

Posted on September 28, 2011 by

KidLitCon 2011 was all about CONNECTION and AUTHENTICITY.  It was invigorating like this killer mural I passed in Seattle. (Forgive the cross-posting with VivaScriva.com, but I couldn’t decide which blog needed this post more!) Unlike many writers’ conferences, which are tinged … Continue reading →

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Transmedia, Talk Back, and the Power of Story

Posted on September 6, 2011 by

  So my new project, Angel Punk, is a transmedia project, and I’m going to be on a panel at KidLitCon in a few weeks discussing transmedia. “What the heck is that?” you ask. Transmedia means storytelling through multiple forms … Continue reading →

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