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The real future of electronic literature

Many believe this is the real future of electronic literature. If it's hard to imagine a truly digital novel, it is because "we already have digital narratives—they're called videogames," argues Lincoln Michel of Electric Literature, a web site. Naomi Alderman, an award-winning British novelist who is also the author of "Zombies, Run!" a jogging app that has sold 2m copies, concurs. "There's nothing like a novel to take you into the individual consciousness of a writer. But there are things that are choice-based that only video games can do. For more info click HERE.

To dive or not to dive

The best way for goalies to defend against penalty kicks during a football match is to stay relatively still, but they almost always dive. Why? Action bias. We simply can’t stand doing nothing in the face of a challenge, even when it’s the smartest course of action. Click HERE for the full video.

Europe Kaput !

Philosopher Slavoj Žižek, former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange discuss Europe’s future. Click Here for the full discussion.

 

Brigid Berlin on her Iconic Polaroids, Phallic Art and More

"What was Andy Warhol really like? I’ll kill the next person who asks me that!” The original superstar talks to AnOther about her extensive collection of Polaroids and life after the Factory. Click HERE for full article

How Tarantino's 'The Hateful Eight' Brought Back 65mm Panavision History

This film is getting a full release in Ultra Panavision 70, which means that we're going to see the first fiction feature film screened in anamorphic 70mm with a single-projector Cinerama system since Khartoum in 1966 (movies like Ben-Hur and Mutiny on the Bounty also used this format). Talk about making some history. Click HERE for the full story.

Text by : Greg Kotler