Analysing and telling changing narrative in Storyspace 4

Adding other art forms, such as movies and novels, is best done by linking to their source URL. Here is the best way to do that.

Analysing and telling changing narrative in Storyspace 3

Adding 45 paintings to the two text narratives can be done in several ways. Once they’re linked into the scenes, they give much more insight.

Transforming the scene-by-scene stories into a composite version, to help the reader see their similarities and differences.

Using Storyspace to explore, read, and visualise the different stories of Salome and John the Baptist.

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The visual tradition of a stairway to heaven appears quite recent. I propose that Blake was its originator.

Take a couple of similes from Macbeth, and depict them word for word in a painting to express a tough abstract concept. And doesn’t it work well.

I almost forgot the end matter: it’s time to add a glossary, and an index. But would built-in Find suffice?

Several Pre-Raphaelites painted this character from a Shakespeare comedy, but as a symbol of despondent isolation. Why?

It has a long history, but has seldom been implemented or used. Here are some examples of how to get the best from it.