Summer Schedule
- Monday: Fragments
Bits and bobs on Monday... Snippets, Reflections, brief editorials. Often, I will just respond to any comments that have accumulated over the weekend.
- Tuesday: Focus
Tuesdays will usually feature either a modestly long post (less than 3,000 words), which may be game theoretical, philosophical or just plain nonsense, or a topic for debate.
- Wednesday: Games
Something about videogames, board games, game projects I'm working on or game research. Although posts about the games industry can appear any day of the week as 'supplemental' content, you can count on Wednesday for a game post.
- Thursday: Serial / Card Games
Each Thursday will be a short (less than 1,000 words) serialised post forming part of a larger piece on a specific subject. Between Serials, Thursday will be used for posts on Card Games or assorted other materials.
- Friday: Mystery
Anything goes on Friday, but the pieces will be short - ideally less than five paragraphs, but certainly half the size of a typical Focus essay.
Plus: Supplemental content (500 words or less) can appear as extra posts on any day of the week.
Serial: TBA
The current serial has not yet been announced.
Round Table: Monthly
Once a month I take part in the Man Bytes Blog Round Table, which
invites submissions from all and sundry on a videogame-related topic.
You can learn more about the Round Table here.
Metaphysical Disclosure
I identify myself as a Zen Sufi Hindu Christian Discordian, a non-atheist, and a scientific anarchist. My personal political issues are the environment and freedom of belief - the foundation upon which all our other freedoms rest.
All beliefs are welcome here.


Summer schedule?! That's hemisphere discrimination >:O!
Posted by: Sirc | July 29, 2008 at 04:30 AM
Well this is a tough nut to crack - I could say Q2 Schedule, but that's dull, and discriminates against Muslims and other people whose calendars don't start in January. >:)
I think, given that it's my blog, I should feel free to use my season. ;)
Posted by: Chris | July 29, 2008 at 09:13 AM