Updates from Bob Becker on kickstarting a literary legacy in the digital age.
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Launch of the Letters
This newsletter reports on recent moves into ebooks and audiobooks, and on the status of GMi’s seven pillars. Not too shabby! The mother of all pillars, Letters, is now being built with a key technical assist.
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Where Angels Fear to Tread
Reporting progress in both the Aesthetics and the Worlds pillars of GMi. Announcing a crowdfunding campaign for 2025. Publishing the complete essays of George Moore (over 500 titles). Exploring ways to improve the quality of GMi ebooks. Seeking a book scanner for the collected letters. Access to GMi is always free. Subscribers, donors, and volunteers…
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Stochastic Dialogue
A large part of George Moore’s canon is “aesthetic inquiry”: essays of art or literary criticism in periodicals, some collected in books. This newsletter mainly talks about two collections that are now available on the GMi website. What they are, how to read them, the value they still offer readers a century after original publication.
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One Voice
Was George Moore’s great grandfather a painter before he was an entrepreneur? This post glances at that question and six other newsy topics of George Moore Interactive. It reports progress on publishing GM’s uncollected literary criticism and plans for simulating his physical voice. Fun!
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Set Them Free
George Moore Interactive is a paragon of “participatory publishing.” That means: I do what I can to make good content accessible and useful to people like you, and I rely on people like you to fill the blanks and connect the dots.
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People, Places, Texts
The resonance of George Moore’s legacy with contemporary dilemmas is the greatest overlooked quality of his canon.
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