The We Feel Fine Book

Talk about reverse pub­lish­ing. One of the world’s most beau­ti­ful Web apps has been turned into a book. And it looks fantastic:

We Feel Fine book

I also love that they make it easy to embed pages, even if it’s just a sim­ple linked jpg. (How fan­tas­tic would it have been if they’d let you embed an inter­ac­tive wid­get from the book explo­ration inter­face they cre­ated on their site, though?) 

Pre­ordered. (Via @andrewhaeg.)

3 Responses

    Saheli says:

    Whoa, I don’t think I had ever expe­ri­enced the photo ele­ment. It reminds me of my old friend Inde­ter­mi­nacy, sort of the opposite–take a ran­dom photo and assign an emo­tional story. I won­der how much of the pho­tog­ra­phy was hand curated, how much of it was sim­ply searched …maybe one day the har­vested feel­ings will auto­mat­i­cally gen­er­ate the pic­tures.

    We def­i­nitely need more excit­ing embe­d­able apps.

    Eli James says:

    I have always been in awe of Johnathan Har­ris’ work. Have you seen his lat­est essay, on build­ing vir­tual worlds?

    http://number27.org/worldbuilding.html

    I had not seen that. I loved it. Wor­thy of a post of its own.

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