The redesigned website went live on Monday night after about 10 days (and long nights) of hardcore work. But I’m very happy with the result and I hope you are too! (Please provide feedback on this blog post or elsewhere around the site.) Supraterranean has been reconfigured with the future of the Internet in mind. [...]
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Redesign Update, pt. 2
I worked all last week and most of the weekend to customize the Linoluna theme for WordPress. Things have gone better than expected, so I plan on launching the new site tonight! Until then, here’s a shot of the front page to get you excited (click to enlarge). Thanks for your patience and support. I’ll [...]
Redesign Update, pt. 1
I promised updates during the redesign process. Here is the first of those. I don’t want to give away too much before some kind of official relaunch. But I will be posting screen grabs so you can get an idea of what I’m shooting for. This is a sneak peek at the new article view [...]
A Long-Overdue Update
I’ve had trouble sticking to a schedule lately. Obviously Michigan is going through a rough time. I think those of us waiting out the storm are being forced into a reconsideration of all things…from personal to societal. Everything is circulating, going through overturn, experiencing regular maintenance. As for me, I’m experiencing a different kind of [...]
Letter from the Administrator
Dear Supraterranean Community, I write to you with mixed tidings for the new year. It’s hard for me to believe that Supraterranean has existed for six months. It has been a wild ride, for me at least. I’ve spent hundreds of hours on the development and maintenance of the web site – some for grad [...]
On-Demand Book Publishing
Earlier this week I was contacted by Philip Davis of Utah. He runs two interesting websites. ZDocs Online is a self-publishing service for hardcover and softcover books, seminar materials, and direct mail. Authors on the Net is a community of 400 authors, and the site helps them to self-promote their work. I think Davis was [...]
Questions From A Reader
Recently a visitor named Steve posted a huge comment on Pump Up The Truth, my essay about the film Pump Up The Volume. I recommend that you read his entire post. He summarized his thoughts in a list of questions: Q: You have an idealistic site, aimed at showcasing the output of creative people. Do [...]
