Tuesday, September 01, 2026

BridgeText test two

BridgeText — New Media Publishing
New media publishing

Books that cross the bridge.

BridgeText publishes ebooks and illustrated digital works that connect literature, visual storytelling and the possibilities of new media.

BridgeText New media publishing
The catalogue

Stories in more than one form.

Discover fiction, literary works, visual books and hybrid projects designed for contemporary readers.

THE
BUSINESS
ARMY
An illustrated historical novel

The Business Army

History · Fiction · Illustrated

Coming soon
THE
GREEN
DIARIES
A literary environmental project

The Green Diaries

Literature · Environment · Multimedia

Featured project
NEW
VOICES
Short works for a digital age

BridgeText Editions

Literary fiction · Essays · Poetry

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The BridgeText model

Publishing, reimagined.

A lightweight digital-first approach lets ambitious books reach readers without requiring a traditional publishing infrastructure.

Digital first

Beautiful ebooks and web-native editions built for phones, tablets and desktops.

Visual storytelling

Illustration, photography, video and motion can become part of the reading experience.

Audience connected

Books can live alongside trailers, author videos, social media and other forms of discovery.

Why BridgeText?

The bridge is the idea.

Traditional publishing and new media do not have to be separate worlds. BridgeText brings text, image, film and digital distribution together while keeping the book at the centre.

We are interested in distinctive voices, strong ideas and projects that benefit from crossing formats.

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“A book can be a doorway into an entire media world.”

BRIDGETEXT · NEW MEDIA PUBLISHING

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Monday, August 31, 2026

Canada before the Depression - game

The Fracture: The Dirty Thirties
A GAME OF CAUSES · 1919–1933

The Fracture: Dirty Thirties

Before Canada could recover from one catastrophe, its response to that catastrophe helped set up the next.

~620KCanadians served
~61Kkilled overseas
1 in 10men aged 18–45

Out of a population of roughly eight million, Canada suffered one of the highest per-capita death tolls of any Allied nation in the First World War. Whole cohorts of young men were gone from farms, small towns, and outport villages. The country that emerged in 1919 was short on labour, carrying an enormous war debt, and determined to reward the men who came home — decisions that would quietly shape the vulnerability of the decade to come.

You'll live through five of those decisions, from Ottawa, the Prairies, or the Maritimes. Choose as history did, and you'll watch the Depression arrive in Canada exactly as it did. Choose differently, and the story bends.

Tuesday, June 23, 2026

Elisabeth Harvor

 


 From my mom’s novella The Age of Unreason 

Friday, June 19, 2026

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

The Department of Smog


 Can our militaries protect us from an unliveable planet? The rationale for their existence is that they protect - but in performing their duties, they also pollute … massively.


This videopoem series confronts the paradox of immense defense budgets causing a slow, borderless catastrophe.


#moviepoem #globalwarming #climatechange #videopoetry #poetryfilm #climatecrisis

#climateemergency #environmentalpoetry #ecopoetics #futureofwar #planetarysecurity #risingseas #wildfires #systemicrisk #artandactivism #shortfilm


From my collection of ambient and authorial movies.

서초구/ Seocho gu, Seoul