A video game is the medium best suited to express such an illusion of agency, the exercise of power within a tightening radius of possibility.
Climate change finally comes to the foreground — what excellent news! Well, actually, a lot of the news is horrible.
Babelsprech International: Brazilian Poetry, Part 1
Dealing with the practice of your contemporaries means you must tread shifting grounds, balancing yourself between tectonic plates.
Q&A: Institute for New Feeling
Have you ever felt that exact combination of intimacy and awkwardness while walking on a treadmill with a stranger before?
Can Kickstarter and Patreon Help Comics Makers Make a Living?
The time for bemoaning the vanished roles once served by publishers is clearly past. Business has changed; It’s not changing back. Would we even want it to?
No one falls for spam. No one really believes it as it is, pure id spread thick, no ego to mask it. Spam tries to court you but you’re too smart for it.
In fact it’s not Michel Houellebecq who interests me, but rather Michel Thomas. It’s the human, not the writer.
A Specter Is Haunting Precarity
Is an upper-class student with access to familial resources as precarious as a single mother working at a fast food restaurant laid off for sounding the alarm against sexual harassment at work?
4 Reasons This List Will Kill You
The novel was merely tyrannical; the listicle is fully totalitarian. There is no experience that can’t be remade in its matrix.
In a 1931 journal entry Wittgenstein wrote, “The works of great masters are suns which rise and set around us. The time will come for every great work that is now in the descendent to rise again.” This may be the most Irie remark that he ever set to paper and serves as a fine […]