Always Autumn Egress By Autumn Wright • June 3rd, 2021 Autumn explores cycles, hurtling towards the way out of things.
Exploits Feature Variations By Autumn Wright • June 1st, 2021 What these recordings offer in their canonization of different variations is a juxtaposition that glimpses lives and careers.
Always Autumn Post-Post-Apocalyptic: Come Along with Me (Part 2) By Autumn Wright • May 4th, 2021 The concluding part two of Autumn’s exploration of the post-post-apocalypse.
Always Autumn Post-Post-Apocalyptic: Come Along with Me By Autumn Wright • March 23rd, 2021 What comes after what comes after the world ends?
Exploits Feature RECOURSE: The Anthropocene Reviewed and Turtles All the Way Down By Autumn Wright • January 31st, 2021 Like Green’s novels, mine is not a love story.
Always Autumn Loxahatchee Boys By Autumn Wright • January 27th, 2021 There is a queerness to winter in Florida.
Always Autumn Winter’s Wind By Autumn Wright • December 21st, 2020 If death is inevitable in Outer Wilds, then so is Timberhearth.
Always Autumn Sagittarius By Autumn Wright • November 22nd, 2020 “Every time I describe a city I am saying something about Venice.”
Always Autumn There Are Many Ways to Apocalypse. By Autumn Wright • November 2nd, 2020 As much as it is about the extraordinary ways in which people live their normal lives, Adventure Time is comprised of endings.
Always Autumn Weird Autumn By Autumn Wright • September 22nd, 2020 It is the first day of fall, so return, return, return.
Always Autumn Fall is an Ending and it is Ending. By Autumn Wright • September 11th, 2020 “Autumn is the ending of things and we are in its third stanza.”
Feature Excerpt Sticks and Stones Might Break My Bones But Words Will Never Hurt Me By Autumn Wright • May 4th, 2020 Marvel’s New Warriors series is an attempt to land the most expensive “how ya doing fellow kids” meme in the history of late capitalism.
What To Do With All This Girldick By Autumn Wright • August 28th, 2019 “Gaming as a trans person can kinda suck. Some might say games are bad. But what if, dear readers, games are good?”
