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Office of the General Counsel
Magazine Columns
Covers Gallery
dissecting the world
The Burnt Offering
Stu Horvath
too much analysis?
The Heavy Pour
Sara Clemens
finding deeper meaning
Another Look
Yussef Cole
fictional companions, goth concerns
This Mortal Coyle
Deidre Coyle
Games on the Shelf
Backlog
Gavin Craig
horror games
Monster Closets
Brock Wilbur
Streaming Documentaries
Documentary Sunday
Megan Condis
Ridicule and Reverence
Rookie of the Year
Matt Marrone
A Monthly Soapbox
Here's the Thing
Rob Rich
Games and Ennui
The McMaster Files
Jason McMaster
Games and World History
Checkpoint
Corey Milne
Trends in Fanfiction
Self Insert
Amanda Hudgins
Web Columns
giallo films
Giallology
Astrid Budgor
tabletop gaming
The Board Soul
Jeremy Signor
romance and murder
Gingy's Corner
Gingy Gibson
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The First Step
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The Town that Takes All
“We’re literally about to go through Hell.”
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