When Games Matter: Lucidity, Grief, and My Daughter
“My daughter is going to enter into a world scarred by death. She will experience loss and I won’t be able to walk her through it, she will have to face it on her own–I will only be able to help.”
On the Other Hand: A World Without Borders? Thank goodness.
Still Watching: Lost Re-Watch, Tabula Rasa and Walkabout
A Child-like Faith in a Freakonomics World
In a world of statistics, God is easily forgotten.
Citizenship Confusion: Wearing Our Faith
With Limited Interruptions: My First Month without Pop Culture or Other Disctractions
I’m giving up some ingrained habits, but the tendency to avoid the important things still remains.
Elsewhere: Japan, Twitter/Lent, March Madness, Art Games, Last of the Country Gentlemen, etc.
Our favorite pop culture finds from across the internet.
Grace Notes: Deaf Center, Slowdive, Kirk Hamilton, J Mascis, Josh T. Pearson, and Jeremy Larson
Play in Process: The Patient Assassins
“If you’re the kind of person who finds the standard fast-paced, shooter-based multiplayer games overwhelming and or boring, this is for you.”
…by the Bell: Two Friends Debate the Rob Bell Controversy
Is it possible that the Rob Bell controversy could bring two friends closer, and not farther apart?
Eat Your Vegetables: “Jane Eyre”
Jeremy Larson’s They Reappear: Worth the Effort
Jeremy Larson’s new album is a soberly hopeful affair that makes us uncomfortable in all the right ways.
When Games Matter: Amnesia, Bravery, and the Time I Wanted to Quit
“I like to think I completed the game because it forced me to summon a little courage and determination. . . . I don’t think any other medium could have challenged me this way.”
On the Other Hand: Heroes and Liars
Signing Away My Life?
Sometimes signing a reality show audition waiver can seem like quite the commitment.
