Totally Generic No One Has Actually Read Lord of the Rings By Natasha Ochshorn • April 16th, 2025 It is really easy to lie about having read a book that many people are familiar with but many fewer accurately remember.
Mind Palaces Shelf Life By Maddi Chilton • March 4th, 2025 I think if I died tomorrow, you’d get a good idea of who I was by looking at my books.
Corrupted Hero, Corrupted Dream By Zonghang Zhou • February 24th, 2025 Still, viewers choose to find good in the evil.
Here Be Monsters The Fable of Myhouse.wad, or: Why We Should All Be Scared of ChatGPT By Emma Kostopolus • February 5th, 2025 Every time someone uses text or art generated by an LLM, they have allowed the AI to make decisions about the final composition.
Past Presence Mid By Dr. Emily Price • January 31st, 2025 We hurl “mid” at all kinds of popular culture and, if we’re mean, into the comments of streamers or on people’s outfit reels. What do we mean when we say it?
Physical Media and Collective Nostalgia By Paige Eldridge • January 30th, 2025 But even though discs can be seen as outdated, they’re not out of style yet.
Run It Back 2024 By Oluwatayo Adewole • January 30th, 2025 The question of art’s utility becomes especially mired in complexity when we think about how much of Black/Queer art is eulogy.
Into the Unknown: An Audio Drama Journey Through the Self and The Tower By Kevin Capon Goldszmidt • December 20th, 2024 You and I might listen to the same show, but we’ll imagine things a little differently.
Fabled Lands By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • December 9th, 2024 Adventure gamebook? How about an adventure gameworld?
Noise Complaint How The Get Up Kids and an Xbox Demo Disc Changed My Life By Ben Sailer • December 3rd, 2024 One afternoon when I had nothing else to do, I popped in a sampler of the snowboarding game Amped, and discovered a couple tracks from The Get Up Kids.
