biographical mad-libs is
person-creates-creativework
but for some reason
biographical detail is scant on
how
each creative work
was created
in the near future
word processors
music software
video software
etc
will retain a
creative timeline
of each work's composition
and we can
(imaginatively) map
such timelines onto a worldtree
but efficiently colorising these maps
requires first
distinguishing
interesting from uninteresting
compositional steps
and also a classification of ways
any step can be
interesting or uninteresting
red for redhot inspiration
purple for deeply-felt emotion
grey for writers' block
puce for faking it
and these all point
outside the software
to biographical gossip
relationship problems
money problems
ego problems
sociopolitical problems
brain chemistry
(spontaneous or altered)
sometimes unambiguously
(more often ambigously)
linked to creative details
(i'm switching from 'tree of life'
to 'worldtree'
because the former includes linnaean species-trees
and kabbalist hocum
while the latter suggests a foundational worldmap)
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