Ken Rumble asked me about my deck and how much memorization I do, after the reading in Durham. I talked about how my workflow is an aid to memorization, as is the postcards project. That answered the how part, and the conversation moved on, but I think now he was asking about the why part more [...]
There are copies of the print edition of OBEY the Drifter left over from the Spring readings, so we’d like to offer them to people who purchase a copy of OBEY the Drifter for Kindle. Order either the standard edition or the Collector’s Edition, and send your confirmation to carolina@buckdowns.com with your mailing address.
For those of you who won’t make it out to one of this Spring’s events, OBEY the Drifter has been published for the Kindle reader, which means you can get it for the iPhone and iPod Touch, too. Here’s a preview:
For the budget-conscious, there’s OBEY the Drifter (Kindle Edition), and for those of you who [...]
The workflow shows a sequential progression because that’s what a flow chart does. All of the actions and states defined in the workflow are happening concurrently, and every phase of the workflow is more or less continually occupied by some part of the hopper.
