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Sherlock Shuffle, Winkie, and Vocabularycept #67 #104

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JKirchartz opened this issue Dec 1, 2018 · 1 comment
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Sherlock Shuffle, Winkie, and Vocabularycept #67 #104

JKirchartz opened this issue Dec 1, 2018 · 1 comment

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JKirchartz commented Dec 1, 2018

3 works completed (There are 4 versions in each output directory, totaling 16 books.) For the first time I've gotten LaTeX layouts working, so enjoy the typesetting.

Sherlock Shuffle 3.0 - vamping on previous mutilations of Sherlock Holmes stories, this takes the logic of pos2tracery and applies it to the complete works of Sherlock Holmes.

Winkie - revamping the pos2tracery algorithm with wink.js's POS tagger, which provides a free lemmer. This identifies all tracery's English Modifiers to provide the correct endings to words. A much improved successor to Sherlock Shuffle 3.0.

Vocabularycept - while researching what a lemmer was, I ended up down a wikipedia rabbit hole and discovered Vocabularycept Poems - originally a poet alphabetized a poem and challenged readers to rearrange it into a new poem - this book is comprised of alphabetized poems, and poems re-arranged by their syllable counts to create new works, With 10 poems these books topped out around 6,000 words - at 15 poems they should be closer to 10,000.

for slightly more information, visit Issue #67

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BONUS:

Remember Magetic Poetry kits? well, Vocabularycept now emulates that experience:

http://tilde.town/~kirch/vocabularycept.html
http://tilde.town/~kirch/random_magnepo.html

Have fun re-arranging randomly selected poems, either alphabetized (vocabularycept) or not (random_magnepo)!

EXTRA BONUS:

Since poetrydb.org doesn't have CORS headers, I made a little proxy to ensure CORS worked: http://universal-cors-proxy.glitch.me

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