Books Michel Houellebecq and the Birth of the Incel “The idea gradually dawned on me that all these people – men or women – were not in the least deranged; they were simply lacking in love.” By Typebar_Admin / 30 Aug 2024
Issue 3 Rabbits with Eyeliner: Gender and Prosocial Education in LEGO Sets Why is LEGO telling us to pick up garbage? And who is LEGO telling to pick up garbage? By Typebar_Admin / 30 Aug 2024
Issue 3 The Writing Revolution Will Come When We Realize Our Collective Value Together, we can forge ahead and make something different. By Typebar_Admin / 30 Aug 2024
Books Building Our Own Palace of Dreams: The 1981 Novel that Envisioned the Modern Surveillance State A novel that stands above 1984 and Brave New World in prescience. By Typebar_Admin / 30 Aug 2024
Issue 3 Outta the Pool: Remembering the Adult Swim Live Streams All you need to make art is a camera, a mic, and an idea. Maybe a cool fish tank too. By Typebar_Admin / 30 Aug 2024
2000s Nostalgia Ends Here: The 2000s Sucked, Actually A decade of recession, war, and fearmongering. But at least we had clear plastic electronics... By Typebar_Admin / 29 May 2024
Fiction Discussion Representation and Refraction: Gender and The Triple Goddess in Neil Gaiman's The Sandman For trans women of a certain generation, The Sandman left a lingering uneasiness. By Typebar_Admin / 29 May 2024
Gaming Invisible Cities 2: Neopets as a Lived Space Neopets and French sociology, together at last. By Typebar_Admin / 29 May 2024
Gaming Playing Fate: Choice and Doom in Gothic Gameplay Why play gothic games where we choose doom, inevitability, and inescapable cycles of despair? By Typebar_Admin / 29 May 2024
Books Lore Done Right: Micaiah Johnson's The Space Between Worlds Lore becomes more powerful when there's less of it. By Typebar_Admin / 29 May 2024
Fantasy Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and ChatGPT: How Snobbery Can Save Us From the Literary Robot Apocalypse Readers, critics, and editors have to demand better. By Typebar_Admin / 29 May 2024
Fiction Discussion Bringing Sherlock Holmes to the 21st Century (or The Adventure of Japan Having All the Fun) The best Sherlock Holmes stories of the last two decades have come from Japan. By Typebar_Admin / 29 May 2024
