When beginning Saga’s Start, a version of Genesis 1 using only words starting with S, I settled on S as it seemed like one of the easiest letters to do, and something I could accomplish using the tools I had on hand, rather than needing to create awesome new tooling as Doug Summers-Stay did for ALPHA (A TRANSLATION OF GENESIS 1). Afterwards, I was wondering if it would be possible to do a version with a more constricting letter, so I took a crack at both X and Z. It actually ended up being easier in some ways; with fewer options, many of the decisions are already made.
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When beginning Saga’s Start , a version of Genesis 1 using only words starting with S , I settled on S as it seemed like one of the easiest letters to do, and something I could accomplish using the tools I had on hand, rather than needing to create awesome new tooling as Doug Summers-Stay did for ALPHA (A TRANSLATION OF GENESIS 1) . Afterwards, I was wondering if it would be possible to do a…
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