From: aparis@imaginet.fr (Alain Paris)
Subject: Re: the kinte space

Excuse for late reply… I’m working very hard on my photo cd.

Your site is very interesting, nice graphics!

From: “Darryl B. Dickson-Carr”
<dbcarr@mailer.fsu.edu>
Subject: Re: ESSAY: Rock Woman Waiting to Exhale

I downloaded and played Honey in the Rock Woman. I really enjoyed it. The verse and the photography worked well together. I need to try it at work (though I don’t have a sound card there) to see the animation at its proper speed. On our home computer, weakling that it is, it’s sluggish.

Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1995 10:01:37 -0800
From: David Edwards
Subject: Kinte Space

Congratulations on an innovative use of Authorware! I’m glad to see new and creative uses of Authorware and appreciation of its authoring environment. If you have any other works, I would be interested in seeing them.

Hopefully, you have heard that we are planning to create an internet player for Authorware in the near future. This will allow your site visitors to see and interact with your Authorware productions through their browser. If you have any ideas or suggestions for this process let me know.

Thanks for your support!

David Edwards
Authorware Product Management

Mon Nov 6 10:07:19 1995
From: rasx@netcom.com (Bryan Wilhite)
Subject: Re: Deep!

Dear Bryan, world citizen

Yes, that’s me. Got any plane tickets?

Your homeboy with the bell bottoms was an interesting opening image. Did you mention self-hatred in a previous post to me?

No.
…and idealism can get real close to bullshit. Don’t you think?

Is this image reflective of that?

No. But you might want to hang out in an inner city bar and get hit on a few hundred times by working class brothers over forty. But then again, you might like that sort of thing.

I like your FAQs and how you’ve obscured the vision without defining yourself. Clever without being enlightening.

You gotta hit point by on this one. I’m not sure what’s “obscured.” I’m not sure what’s supposed to be “enlightening”: if you made the same comment about my WWW page on poetry then I would understand.

Continue expressing and I hope the masses visit with you and express themselves.

Thanks. I think.

I’m not getting what I asked for: Sandra, you are only trying pimp slap me. You are not being respectfully specific, only brutally general.

Date: Mon, 06 Nov 95 08:31:27 -0800
From: Sandra Hall <hall@nosc.mil>
Subject: Deep!

Dear Bryan, world citizen

Your homeboy with the bell bottoms was an interesting opening image. Did you mention self-hatred in a previous post to me? Is this image reflective of that?

I like your FAQs and how you’ve obscured the vision without defining yourself. Clever without being enlightening.

Continue expressing and I hope the masses visit with you and express themselves.

Sandra

From: JMNia@aol.com
Date: Wed, 1 Nov 1995 06:22:57 -0500
Subject: Re: 0.5 an Essay

Hi Wilhite,

Interesting piece. I like it. You ought to look at it as a possible “Say Brother” for Essence or some kind of rap for Vibe Magazine.

You are a crisp, clear, amusing writer. Keep up the good work.

Peace,
Julianne Malveaux

From: sintari@fast.net
Date: Sun, 29 Oct 95 22:20 EST
Subject: Re: 0.5 an Essay

Bryan,

Just finished your Essay. I LOVED IT!!!! Outstanding! May I print it out and keep a copy? Please advise.

Struggle Forward,
Sintari Shakur

Subject: Re: Gangsta Software? AOL Censorship and *the kinte space*
Newsgroups: alt.politics.nationalism.black
Organization: University of California, Berkeley
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.2 PL2]

I read your posting about the software that you were trying to distribute.

It seems interesting, and anything that has enough realism to get that kind of attention, is something that I would like to see. I would appreciate it if you could mail it to me, or post it by some other means.

W.

From: enzo@eskimo.com (Ron Bearry)
Subject: Re: Make Mac Versions

Disappointed to arrive and find no Mac Versions.

If you are going to make a public spectacle of yourselves, make it a—dual platform spectacle.

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