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PinnedAlbert CionyataGaming and NothingnessVideo games and nihilism; having fun despite the meaninglessness of existence. Or, perhaps, because of it. What more is there to life?Feb 16, 2023Feb 16, 2023
Albert CionyataThe Road: Hope, Morals, and DeathSuntup Editions' astonishing special edition of The RoadMar 8Mar 8
Albert CionyataBeware of the TricksterPuck and Fairies, from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (circa 1850)Jun 5, 2023Jun 5, 2023
Albert CionyataA Brief Analysis of William Gibson’s NeuromancerWilliam Gibson (2008), by Gonzo B. on FlickerMar 20, 2023Mar 20, 2023
Albert CionyataWeird Narratology in LiteratureAlready the old epics used "weird" narratology. For example, the Iliad and the Odyssey use analepses, a literary technique that involves…Mar 6, 2022Mar 6, 2022
