Posts Tagged ‘guestpost’

  • Don’t Blink

    Don’t Blink

    August 13th, 2010 | Guestpost | terribleminds | 6 Comments

    So I went into this wanting to write something to continue the tradition of showing why we can’t have nice things every time he lets us blogsit. But I can’t do it. I don’t have the intestinal fortitude required to write something more vulgar than Chuck, and I’m just not a very funny person. So here we are.

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  • Now I Am Five: Wasting Effort And Leaving Crap on the Floor

    Now I Am Five: Wasting Effort And Leaving Crap on the Floor

    August 12th, 2010 | Guestpost | terribleminds | 1 Comment

    Her game reminded me of some of the creative binges I’ve gone on in the past — times during which I’ve worked through a towering, unsteady pile of half-baked projects, each one of which I was utterly, passionately obsessed with… for awhile.

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  • Game Balance Is A Myth

    Game Balance Is A Myth

    August 10th, 2010 | Guestpost | terribleminds | 15 Comments

    In case you didn’t know, I’m moving to a new house — so, in the middle of packing up one house and cramming the stuff into a new one, I’m both a) busy and b) possibly without consistent Internet access. Which means it’s time for some guest bloggers to [...]

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  • Libraries Are Not Sacred Spaces

    Libraries Are Not Sacred Spaces

    August 9th, 2010 | Guestpost | terribleminds | 38 Comments

    In case you didn’t know, I’m moving to a new house — so, in the middle of packing up one house and cramming the stuff into a new one, I’m both a) busy and b) possibly without consistent Internet access. Which means it’s time for some guest bloggers to [...]

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  • Transmedia Writers Have More Fun

    Transmedia Writers Have More Fun

    August 8th, 2010 | Guestpost | terribleminds | 7 Comments

    First up, you may be asking: Yo, WTF is transmedia? I’ve answered that question at tiresome length before, but for our purposes, let’s say it’s telling a story to an audience by embedding it in the communications channels they’re already using. It’s a pretty crap-ass wonky definition, but it gives us something to go from. Stop looking at me like that.

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