If you would like to learn more about fingerstyle guitar, check out the Association of Fingerstyle Guitarists, afg.org. I am a member and do their website, too.
Mediabench™Music! - Currently I'm creating music for Light 2.0 - the next version of my podcast novel,
Light 1.0 - which will be in interactive iBook format and available by summer 2013.
In the meantime
here is some music for your enjoyment: a clip from my Tea Gypsy CD of Manha de Carnaval.
Ric Ickard joins me on guitar.
If you would like to learn more about fingerstyle guitar, check out the Association of Fingerstyle Guitarists, afg.org. I am a member and do their website, too.
Writing! - Coming in 2013 - Light 2.0 in iBook format (and much more!) Click the image to read the story of my hit iTunes podcast multimedia novel - past, present and future! - and to find a link to the original, Light 1.0, on iTunes.
Art! - Ice Tea, 2004, Giclée on water color paper, 30.5in. by 39 in.) I've been painting, designing and animating in the computer for 25 years. Currently, I am redesigning my website; here I plan to share examples of all that art, along with stories about the thrills and horrors of working on the bleeding edge of art and literature. more about this painting . . . .
Now! - Amy Beach and Me - a biography and memoir about one of the first women composers in U.S. - and me. Click the image to find my prototype online. The book will begin publication in the iBook Store and elsewhere in summer of 2013.
Learn! - Although I'm not teaching anywhere right now (formerly taught at Disney Imagineering and the Art Institute) I continue to be available for lectures and seminars about interactive new media, media technology, writing for interactive multimedia, digital publishing, new media design and development, learning to be creative (yes, it can be taught and learned!), digital branding, interface design, creating and innovating on the bleeding edge - among other topics. Click on this link for details
Riffing on Books Blog: Terry's literary blog, where she riffs about books and related life and world events. Topics are primarily the Arts and Sciences (creativity, neuroscience, physics, space, the links between science and the arts, digital art, interactive art, digital publishing) but she occasionally traverses outside topics of interest and her reading travels, too. . Click on this link to go to riffing on books blog.