About Me
My name is Daniel Chapman and I am a writer, poet, and all around technology enthusiast raised in the Pacific Northwest and living in Virginia. I am passionate about making both poetry and technology more accessible to those outside those fields.
Explore this site for more information about me and my eccentric variety of projectsEccentric feels like a strong word, but one of my projects is learning the 1976 text editor - Emacs, including my poetry collection — Seasons of Thought and my current tech projects.
I love learning and as a firm believer in the liberal arts, I don’t think learning should be segmented, so here you’ll see my interests represented — literature, poetry, web development, coding, and whatever else I decide to put on here. Enjoy, I certainly enjoyed making it!
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About This Website
This website currently has three different types of content — articles, poems, and notes — but the unifying metaphor is one of a digital garden, a place where content grows and develops over time, is interconnected and where content is presented in organic as well as manicured ways.For more on digital gardens check out my note.
In order to help distinguish the different types of links on this website I have styled links in three different ways. Internal links are underlined in blue, while links to my notes are highlighted, and external links are distinguished by red underlines.
I hope you enjoy exploring this website. If you’re curious about how this website was built make sure to check out how I coded this website or the source code.