Hello my friend, thanks for inviting me here, I am ready and waiting to read and learn, and maybe throw a few ideas and thoughts around myself, cheers Satyr

This is a very helpful article to a humble, wannabe poet like me.
I had heard of layers in poetry but had no idea really what they were all about.  Now, thanks to this article, I do.  This has been excellent for me.  Thanks, Satyr.

Please do that Catherine.  You might like this parallel project: http://www.webook.com/project/Digital-Literature
I started to try to help people who are just starting with interactive, mutlimedia arts/literature and hoped for some interesting articles from people mwho have been experimenting in this area.

Meta Literature. HMM. I like it.  One thing that has struck me lately is the move to tech - friendly viewing formats.  I forsee that in the future, the only books that might be available in a paper format will be books that offer viewing pleasure as well as some sort of stimulating reading experience.  I.E. the graphic novel.  You know, of course,  that Dickens was a popular writer as were many other Canonized authors lining the fabled halls of literature.  It leaves the door open then to discuss popular culture and the rise of a new popular literature. I might write something about it.  Might be interesting to compare Dickens and Conan Doyle to Nick Bantock and then take it a step further to Alan Moore.  ( I was just thinking this the other day because I bought an ap for my iphone that downloaded 150 classics in about 30 seconds.  It scrolls, it puts it in 24 point font and I think eventually everybody will have this handy tool.  What books would I still buy?)  Beautiful books.