Basically, this would be perfect:

• If only or , align it to the right underneath the title block + above the HR.
• If both:
  • on left, 1em above line.
  • on right, 1em above line.
  • both underneath title block and above line, like example below.

                       TITLE
for dedication                              -- epigraph
--------------------------------------------------------

I forgot to add new fonts to the repo. I have host them myself. Duh.

So "L'appel du vide" is full-width -- which is a problem due to its nature as prose & verse. And because it's just a problem. Ideas to fix:

• Make the overarching genre "prose" and see if that fixes it
• Make overarching genre "mixed" and use {.prose} and {.verse} in headers in pandoc source (will this work?)
• Something else -- maybe custom css ? Maybe css in 'stark.css'?

Make a thing where each page shows backlinks to pages that link to it.

Verse is complicated to typeset. Make it better.

Just to make sure they look real good

Split it up by page sections, ya donk.

And think about wrapping every piece in a class or ID, and having one CSS file, instead of multiple files.

Revise "Elegies for alternate selves"

Add titles to nav links in .template.html:

<a href="#" title="Next article$if(project.title) in $project.title$$endif$">

THINK ABOUT: should the links have that fancy background and border thing to simulate arrows, instead of >> ? And on hover, should they go inverted?

Into the makefile. Really, a lot of these should be broken out into shell scripts.

• Decide colors for Elegies, Paul, Stark Raving, Autocento
  • Paul = yellow? green?
• Make them so.

It would be nice to have a blog, son.

For articles like "The Death Zone" & "AMBER Alert," the images are really there as references to the ekphrastic nature of the article. I need to figure out how to portray this, whether by a background image to the page, or with a large stand-alone image; either way, I need to move the links to those images out of the content themselves and into the YAML metadata. Possible tag names:

• ekphrasis
• image
• ... ?

Add a "Start here"
"Or start here"
And a cool image and stuff -- that'll make it look real real nice.

Figure out how to get the makefile (or break it out into a seperate shell script?!) to break the hapax.txt into paragraphs by letter.

In .template.html, it's inside of the $if(epigraph.content)$ block. Move that last $endif$ from the <header> up to be a part of the epigraph block.

To achieve maximum linkability, you need to link all the old poems back to new poems.