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This Web site’s companion blog is a place where you’re invited to submit comments, suggest other innovators, or tell what type of innovator you are.
Innovator, tell your tale
Visitors to this Web site and its companion blog are welcome to:
Make other suggestions
Please give feedback about David Galenson’s approach to innovation -- or about the ArtsOfInnovation.com Web site in general. You can also give specific feedback about this site’s informal quiz that’s aimed at helping you determine which type of innovator you are, or suggest ways to improve it.
Suggest other innovators
To keep the dialogue about innovation going, please suggest other innovators in the arts, sciences and business, especially if you can say whether they seem to be conceptual innovators, experimental innovators, or follow patterns of their own. The more specifics and the more sources you can cite, the better. Here’s one visitor’s recent submission to the blog’s “Suggest innovators” page, for example:
From reader Sarah Brodsky:
“Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Treasure Island at age 33 and A Child’s Garden of Verses at age 35. I think he was conceptual because he is remembered for these few major titles rather than for a body of work. Some of his less-famous novels, like The Black Arrow, are actually pretty bad.”
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