Jerz's Literacy Weblog

Menu

Skip to content
  • Jerz
  • Humanities
  • Cyberculture
  • Journalism
  • Writing
  • Teaching
  • About

When Musicians Play Interactive Fiction

Dennis G. Jerz / 1 Sep 2007

Nick Montfort, Grand Text Auto:

Leonard Cohen

Manhattan: Taken.

Berlin: Taken.

1 Sep 2007 in Amusing, Games, Humanities, PopCult.

Poetry Writing: 10 Tips on How to Write a Poem
Short Story Tips: 10 Ways to Improve Your Creative Writing
Email Tips: Top 10 Strategies for Writing Effective Email
MLA Format Papers: Step-by-step Instructions for Writing Research Essays
Taking Notes: 5 College Success Tips
Oral Presentations: Tips on How to Deliver a Speech for School or Work
Active and Passive Voice (Why It's Important to Prefer Active Verbs)
Tenure: What Is It?
Instructions: How to Write Guides for Busy, Grouchy People
Thesis Statements: How to Write Them in Academic Essays

Popular posts

  • Vanessa Otero’s Complex vs. Clickbait, Liberal vs. Conservative Media Chart
  • iMovie Glitch: Unplug Removable Media before Using iMovie
  • Writing Index
  • 10 questions to help you write better headlines
  • How to Think Like Shakespeare
  • Scholars’ unconvincing case about the value of the humanities (essay)
  • The girl enjoyed seeing Alex Noble and the rest of the cast of Sive. (Last shows, 2 & 8 today.)
  • Trying out a new lens to capture creepy-toy-come-to-life choreography.
  • Everything is beautiful at the ballet.
  • Ngram for "postpartum depression," "rest cure" and "yellow wallpaper"

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries RSS
  • Comments RSS
  • WordPress.org

Categories

Archives

Recommended Links

Email Tips
Short Story Tips
MLA Format
New Media Journalism

Recent Comments

  • Dennis G. Jerz on 10 questions to help you write better headlines
  • Greg Kerestan on 10 questions to help you write better headlines
  • Dennis G. Jerz on 10 questions to help you write better headlines
  • Greg Kerestan on 10 questions to help you write better headlines
  • Lisa Hommel on Fathers’ Day: Showing “The Princess Bride”
  • Dinch on Media Companies Are Getting Sick of Facebook
  • joseph ntike on Poetry Writing: 10 Tips on How to Write a Poem
  • Denise Gillen Caralli on Fathers’ Day: Showing “The Princess Bride”

Post navigation

← Morris Dickstein on the Critical Landscape Today
Poshard defends dissertation against plagiarism charges – Campus →
Logging In...

Profile cancel

Sign in with Twitter Sign in with Facebook
or

Not published

  • 2 Replies
  • 2 Comments
  • 0 Tweets
  • 0 Facebook
  • 0 Pingbacks
Last reply was 5 Sep 2007
  1. anonymous coward
    View 5 Sep 2007

    >Say toMAto
    I don’t recognize that word. Did you mean toMAHto?
    >Say poTAto
    I don’t recognize that word. Did you mean poTAHto?
    >Call thing
    You proceed to call the whole thing off.

    Reply
  2. Dennis G. Jerz
    View 5 Sep 2007

    Yes, AC, that’s what we’ll face if speech interfaces become commonplace.

    Reply