The most surreal aspect of my next philosophy book, Chaos Ethics, is the email exchanges with endorsers Mary Midgley and Mike Moorcock... As David Byrne sang: 'How did I get here?!' Mike, who is the closest thing I have to a personal hero, is about halfway through the manuscript and seems quite into it (which is great news!). It's a big moment for me.
Back from my media blackout, but not quite ready for blogging at ‘full steam’. I have some drafts of some interesting things for December, though, which hopefully will get finished soon, and I’m planning something new and experimental for the Gregorian New Year so watch this space!
The second part of my interview at First Person Scholar is now up, talking about blank slate characters, guns, and the potential of games. My thanks to FPS for arranging this!
Part one of an interview with me is running over at the excellent First Person Scholar today, talking about realism, imagination, and artgames. Check it out!
Tale of Tales latest offering, Luxuria Superbia, could be the most sensual experience ever to offer itself up as something to be played. Prepare for an extraordinary ride that answers the question: what if Georgia O'Keefe and Claude Monet had a videogame love-child?
My short critique is over on ihobo.com today.