thoughts on 20 years of playing games

a blurry history of our online hangout space

in deepest dreams

microfiction & essays on videogame futures

a good haul this year

a tool for drawing and assembling graphical hypertext games

A retrospective on popular entertainment

a future is possible

we owe our lives to a delicate substrate that we may soon destroy

moving on is not enough

things stay the same even when they change

childhood labyrinths loved and lost

dear onion is the last to bed

relics of the old world haunt the shores

why i like lists

This is a solar-powered take, which means it sometimes goes offline ☀

we simply don't need it