http://informage.net/articles/2003/03/09/carnival-memories en-us 40 tales from anglospheric la-la-land <p>I was just reminded of perhaps my first web-project, called - topically enough - 'Carnival'. <a href="http://timguest.net">Tim</a>, Ken, Saj and I decided to create a web forum for creativity in 1996 or so. Fortunately no digital record remains of my sad early effort at web design - although I still maintain that the many animated GIFs and dodgy backgrounds were very fashionable at the time. Anyhow Tim just found his story <a href="http://www.timguest.net/mt-archives/000058.html"><i>Grammar of Cities</i></a>, the only thing that deserves to remain from the whole sorry experiment. It was the first time I had read a piece of Tim's fiction, and I like to think that right then I realised he was destined for greatness. I certainly remember I thought it was pretty cool anyway - the last paragraph particularly.</p><p></p> Sun, 09 Mar 2003 18:40:04 +0000 urn:uuid:5a57e4944defa48a41029761d30dcf5c sean http://informage.net/articles/2003/03/09/carnival-memories linkage http://informage.net/articles/trackback/64