Showing posts with label May 21. Show all posts
Showing posts with label May 21. Show all posts

Thursday, May 21, 2015

These Heterogenous Tasks: A Year Without Zombies 5: Zed is for Zion

(For 2015, I am trying to avoid playing any games or consuming any static media with zombies in them. My reasons, and other fun things like ‘what exactly counts as a zombie?’, are explained here.) Hankerings Avoided Around mid-April I took … Continue reading →


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Doctor Who: The Ark in Space



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Emily Short: Mystical Creatures: Hunting Unicorn (Chandler Groover); Iron Rabbit Encounter (Caeth)

HUNTING UNICORN, Chandler Groover (play online). HUNTING UNICORN is the recasting of classic unicorn legends, the story of a poor and unattractive woman whose chief income comes from serving as unicorn-bait, drawing the animals out so that they can be … Continue reading →


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The Digital Antiquarian: The Pawn’s Second Life (or, When Tony Met Anita)

Two adventure games overshadowed all of the others in North America during 1986. The success of one of these could have been predicted long before it reached store shelves. Leather Goddesses of Phobos combined the Infocom brand, slightly battered by recent events but still widely regarded as the premiere label in adventure gaming, with Steve […]

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Emily Short: Want to get coffee? Feral Vector, Salt Lake City, SE Asia

So I’m coming up on some travel, and — since this worked out really well last time I tried it — I’d love to have coffee with IF/interactive narrative/social AI/game writing folks. As I said then: if you’re in the … Continue reading →


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Swept Away by Violet Winspear, Charlotte Lamb and Sally Wentworth

This is a collection of three Mills & Boon stories, one each from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Surprisingly, I've had fun.

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Steampunk Thursday: Pax Britannia at the MCM Expo, London



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