Books i ate in 2025

i ate some books in 2025. they went in my body as knowledge of their insides. here’s some good ones i recommend. The Factory – Hiroko Oyamada (2013): small, confounding, surreal mundane labyrinth. Human Acts – Han Kang (2016): beautiful reflection stories on quashed uprising and ghosts remaining long after. Deathworld – Harry Harrison (1960): […]

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The Waders Stay On During…

Robert Yang’s new game ‘Rainbows Are Carnivores‘ is about fishing and gay. Tap or click to cast your line. The camera fixes on ‘you’ a fisher of men, as you reel them in. It follows a story for about 10 minutes as you adjust the water, trying to land on the perfect conditions for your […]

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Gun City

there’s a choice between two different types of car. fast and smooth and big and chunky. you pick the fast and smooth type. if you start having sex at the start line you get a bonus to your speed. something has to go in a hole somewhere. it’s a penetrative sport. you can argue semantics […]

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Harper’s Reality Feast

Thirteen Doors. They all lead into one chamber. In its centre an arched staircase entrance, down into an underground vault. A hall of grand size. Here is laid out a feast. For thirteen people. Each is served by a waiter at their seat. A kitchen staffed of thirteen cooks the meal. On the walls are […]

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screenshots i liked off of oikospiel.

this is about oikospiel, David Kanaga’s game what is an opera of absurdism about the systems of making a game. i was inspired to revisit the game after attending this interesting talk of Rob Gallagher about the mid-late 2010s ‘artgame’ and their relationship to the phenomenon of ‘gamergate’. what inspired me was hearing more about […]

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