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- @bethmaher oh, linking your game? playing it made me be all "i gotta link to these games!" 4 hours ago
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- @Soranomaru it sounds awesome 5 hours ago
- @Soranomaru that was in the initial plans for this but i scrapped it--I thought it would encourage player death 5 hours ago
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Tag Archives: literature
On Young Women and Reading
This is just a short post, but it’s something that needs to be talked about. The New York Times has published an article by Robert Lipsyte about the lack of young adult novels for boys. I think it’s pretty fucked, and … Continue reading
Reading Habits and the Political
Somewhere around 1970, the phrase “the personal is political” started making the rounds. Carol Hanisch coined the phrase in a paper, but that doesn’t matter here. It’s bloomed out from that. I say that because I just read this post … Continue reading
The End of Proust
The body immures the mind within a fortress; presently on all sides the fortress is beseiged and in the end, inevitably, the mind has to surrender. – Proust, Time Regained p. 512 There’s something bitter about an ending. I’ve had … Continue reading
