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The Last of Us Part II: Over and Over Again

By Blake Hester • August 11th, 2020

Though it likely wasn’t their intent, Naughty Dog’s sequel hits the nail on the head when it comes to an unflinching portrayal of the cycle of addiction.

Rookie of the Year

Dark’s Last Supper

By Matt Marrone • August 11th, 2020

The show’s final scene is a world unto itself, which is why Matt’s assembled a timestamped breakdown of whatever the hell that was.

The Fail Cycle

I Hope You Hate This

By Declan Taggart • August 10th, 2020

This story about the Norse god Thor underlines precisely why no one should be worshipping Vikings anymore.

The Arduin Grimoire

By Stu Horvath and John McGuire • August 10th, 2020

Step into a gonzo world of high fantasy and laser guns!

Self Insert

Quarantine Fics

By Amanda Hudgins • August 10th, 2020

When the entire world is on lockdown, even alternate universes start hitting closer to home.

The Beat Box

Noteworthy Hip Hop – July 2020

By Noah Springer • August 7th, 2020

These are some revolutionary times we’re living in, so this month, Noahs dives into a few albums that match that vibe.

Collision Detection

Open Worlds, Open Minds

By Ben Sailer • August 7th, 2020

While Ben used to hate open-world games, now that life under lockdown has made his surroundings feel more compact than ever though, the promise of exploring their vast landscapes has taken on a different appeal.

BoJack, Grief and Remixes in the TikTok Age

By Joseph Ehrenkranz • August 6th, 2020

There is no other side. This is it.

Casting Deep Meteo

No Home for Petals

By Levi Rubeck • August 6th, 2020

“Given the trajectory we’re on, perhaps it’s too soon for 2020 comeback stories. And yet I’m charged by the germination of long-term plans of cosmic revival, hopefully to flower as soon as possible.”

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The Movement Marches On

By Harry Rabinowitz • August 6th, 2020

Now and then, the privileged and the powerful imply that the “right way” to protest is not to protest at all. John Lewis stands against that.

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