Home
The homepage introduces William and Hui Cha together and gently opens the reader toward books, art, fiction, service, and the source-based record.
Updates
A record kept with care
This page gathers meaningful additions and refinements to TVPress as the archive grows. The purpose is simple: to keep the record clear, current, and carefully maintained.
The first foundation
The new TVPress foundation begins with a central premise: The creative legacy of William and Hui Cha Stanek — a life in books, art, light, and story. That sentence now guides the voice, structure, and public purpose of the site.
The first foundation pages establish the emotional front door, the starting point for new readers, and the reason TVPress exists. They introduce William and Hui Cha together, explain the names behind the work, and set a careful tone for the deeper archive.
Early foundation pages
Start Here
The Start Here page helps readers understand the scope of the work without being overwhelmed by it.
About TVPress
The About page explains why the site exists and how it gathers a wide creative life with care.
Official Sites
The Official Sites page helps readers understand how the wider public record fits together.
Source Library
The Source Library page sets the evidence standard for TVPress and explains the materials behind the record.
Updates
The Updates page preserves a plain record of meaningful additions and refinements as the archive develops.
A historical home preserved
The earlier TVPress home page may be preserved as hist-index.htm. The new home page begins at index.php, allowing the site to move forward while keeping the earlier version available as part of the public record.
How updates will be handled
Updates should be meaningful, not noisy. This page is for changes that help readers understand the legacy more clearly: new foundation pages, revised biographies, expanded source notes, deeper art and photography pages, new books and works pages, fiction-canon refinements, and additions to service, advocacy, press, or reference material.
The archive should grow in the same spirit in which it began: calm, careful, human, and grounded in the source record.
The promise
TVPress will continue to be shaped as a place of care. Its purpose is to help readers understand the people, the names, the work, and the larger story without exaggeration, clutter, or haste.