At Fictionaut, stories about a music box…

by Rob Walker | Sun, Dec 20, 2009

ABOUT the PROJECT

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So far we’ve had six stories contributed to our Fictionaut group, all about this music box. Fictionaut community feedback hasn’t really anointed a clear champion — maybe you’d like to weigh in?

The stories (click the title to read) are:

I really enjoy reading multiple stories about the same object; interesting to see the different approaches different writers take. But since a big part of the point of dabbling in the world of Fictionaut is to be community-minded about things, I figured I’d see if our community — you, that is — has anything to say about these. (And I’m sure you won’t get troll-y on me, will you?)

Also I have more Fictionaut invites for anyone interested in joining up: rwalker@significantobjects.com.

PS if you missed my earlier Q&A with Fictionaut’s Nicolle Elizabeth, it’s here.

The significance of this object has been invented by the author; see the project description for details. Click here to receive email updates.

About the author:

Rob Walker

Rob Walker is the author of Buying In: The Secret Dialogue Between What We Buy and Who We Are, and writes the Consumed column for The New York Times Magazine.

2 Responses to “At Fictionaut, stories about a music box…”

  1. Paula Newman Says:

    Nicholas Rombes, by a long shot.


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