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Here is my community blog for games criticism.
Here is my PhD progress blog/Actor-Network Theory notebook.
Here is my old blog about videogames, SLRC.
Here is my machinima novel, "Permanent Death".
Here is a list of some of the best videogame criticism of the past few years.
Here is my email: benjamin.j.abraham AT that gmail thing .com
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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Converts
Tsk, oh, Leigh Alexander, you’ll say anything to pander to your majority-male readership, won’t you? No, fuck off. That was just one of the reactions to an article I cared about this year that made me realize that I am … Continue reading
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Rhetorical Questions
Initial responses to my off-hand reference to an analytic/persuasive divide in the critical videogame blogosphere ranged from incomprehension to ardent agreement, and even a blog post ‘In defence of trolling’ (about which I’m still not sure how to respond other … Continue reading
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In Print: KillScreen
So in the middle of moving house this past week, I nearly forgot to mention that I received a copy of my first ever published piece of writing. It’s paired up with the simply amazing photography of Daniel Purvis, who … Continue reading
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