(Trigger warning: rape) Oh, wait. I’ll tell you what they’re thinking: Tomb Raider’s not aimed at women. Tomb Raider has never been aimed at women. Its primary audience is pubescent boys who giggle at the jubblies. Women don’t play video … Continue reading
Holy crap, I have a lot of tabs open. Internet Shenanigans: If you’re a Song of Ice and Fire fan, you might want to check out #SXSWesteros, brought to us by Jay Bushman, who ran the super-fun #cthalloween and #talkingdead … Continue reading
Gaming Will Hindmarch explores the idea of being able to skip combat the way you can skip past dialogue in some games over at Gameplaywright. Bookish Things Looots of bookselling stuff this week, cats ‘n’ kittens. SFWA, showing support for … Continue reading
It’s Friday again and, let’s face it, you’re clicking around the internet waiting for it to be 5:00. (Why else would you be here?) So, here, have some neat things that have been in my tabs this week: Book Industry … Continue reading
I have, in my gaming life, been very lucky. I have yet to be told “Tits or GTFO.” I haven’t been harrassed on Ventrilo, or told my lack of a Y chromosome accounts for my lack of skill. I am … Continue reading
Listen. I need to tell you this. They say there’s something in the water, there in Three Lakes, sleeping beneath the surface. It’s on cheery-sloganned postcards and souvenir tee-shirts, and in the pages of chapbooks about local legends and haunted … Continue reading
Just got a whiff of something — someone’s hand cream, maybe, or a perfume, I’m not really sure, can’t quite identify what I’m smelling. Vaguely floral, maybe, I think. Whatever it was, it sent me reeling back more than ten … Continue reading
