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Monthly Archives: November 2013
My Second Twine Game: Haunted
I am apparently now in the habit of posting late. So a week or so after the WordPlay Twine Workshop with Christine Love, and exploring Faerie Dark’s world of interconnected Twine games and stories–essentially the progression of a universe-seed in … Continue reading
Posted in Challenges, Creative Process, Creative Writing
Tagged art, christine love, creativity, expression, faerie dark, inspiration, links, matthew kirshenblatt, philosophy, retrospect, twine, workshop talk
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When the Ghosts Stare Back Into You
In the First World, there were no ghosts. Everything was new and colourful in a washed out, nostalgic sort of way: like a lucid mind in an ecstasy of mushrooms and fantasy. And as shells of soldiers fell off ledges … Continue reading
Posted in Geek Culture, Video Games
Tagged creativity, geek culture, horror, inspiration, super mario bros, video games
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Everybody Lives: A Review of The Day of The Doctor
I am going to quote River Song again when I say, “Spoilers.” So for those of you who haven’t put on your Tenth Doctor’s 3D glasses this weekend or this coming week please don’t read any further. Before The Day, … Continue reading
Posted in Film/TV, News, reviews
Tagged 50th anniversary, awesome, BBC, BBC America, Billie Piper, David Tennant, Doctor Who, Jenna-Louise Coleman, John Hurt, Matt Smith, review, sci-fi, Tom Baker, TV
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How You Can Help Me
Remember my post where I Am Asking For Your Help? Well, this follow-up post is both late and a long time coming. I have been insanely busy. I wasn’t exaggerating when I said it feels like I’m in a Time … Continue reading
Posted in Challenges, Creative Process, Geek Culture, Life
Tagged amanda palmer, anna anthropy, expression, gaming pixie, help, inspiration, links, matthew kirshenblatt, Patreon, philosophy, real life
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What Will Happen on The Day of The Doctor?
This article and its contents will be time-stamped, but they certainly won’t be time locked … whatever that means anymore. So in the immortal words of River Song, “Spoilers.” After May 18, 2013 there was, if you will pardon the … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged 50th anniversary, awesome, BBC, BBC America, Billie Piper, David Tennant, Doctor Who, Jenna-Louise Coleman, John Hurt, Matt Smith, Paul McGann, sci-fi, sexy, Tom Baker, trailers, TV
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WordPlay in Toronto
So last week Jim Munroe, the comics writer of Therefore Repent!, novelist, and the co-producer of the controversial Pipe Trouble game, invited me to the first-ever Toronto WordPlay Festival of Writerly Games on November the 16th. The WordPlay Festival is … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Gaming
Tagged Ab Veslasco, awesome, bento miso, christine love, Hand-Eye Society, jim munroe, review, toronto, video games, WordPlay Festival
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The Last Day: Another Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Mini-Episode
This is now my thirteenth post and I wouldn’t be surprised if I turned into The Valeyard at this point. All right, before I go on just watch this video. Please watch it. Are you done? All right. I came … Continue reading
