This Stanza Isn’t Alike

Hans Kulla-Mader bio ↓ · October 22nd, 2009 · filed under books

Over at FLATMANCROOKED, Aaron Davidson writes about his pleasing experience using Stanza: an iPhone application used primarily for reading books.

Specifically, Davidson muses upon his reading of H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine, and comments upon how strangely succinct of a choice it was, writing: “The narrative describes a mythic technology and the exploration of the futurescape, and I often feel my iPhone achieves the fantastical sorts of progress and indulgence fictionalized by early sci-fi authors.”

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Hans Kulla-Mader studied writing at Sarah Lawrence College and is currently living in San Francisco. More from this author →

One Response to “This Stanza Isn’t Alike”

James Says:
October 24th, 2009 at 7:28 pm
glad you guys liked the article, and thanks for posting on it.

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