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My life as a game: notes from the tenth Nordic Game Conference
I arrived for once a little early, as the last gold balloons were being lifted into place. I decided to walk the block, attempting to hide my game industry noobiness with some assertive power walking. Ah a river. I will gaze across it with a sense of confidence, a metaphorical eye on the future. All is fine.
So as I was scribbling this blog in a cafe in Bristol, the guy opposite told me "I never…
From Goa - two sides of a tragedy reveals India's inner strength
"The mother has challenged the Anjuna polica head on and got the backing of the Goan state minister - a remarkable achievement"
BBC News informs me that the mother of Scarlett Eden Keeling - who was horribly murdered in the neighbouring beach to here on Feb 18th - - has five children and had left her alone while she went off travelling with her boyfriend. The DailyMail.co.uk says in fact she…
French Letter: Paris Gare de Lyon, May 16
'Stay drunk on writing so reality cannot destroy you'
Ray Bradbury
Dear Tom,
It has been a while. I forget whose turn it is, but for sake of ease I shall both ask and answer my own question - a simple one.
Where am I?
It is a device, more than a question, to uncork my tongue as I sit here, in Paris's Gare De Lyon. Life shakes its stuff around me, and I shudder inside with the wearines…
Edinburgh in August is one of my favourite places in the world
The first time. I can never forget that. Shunted to the outskirts of
town to watch Robert LePage juggle love and war in his heartstopping
multimedia devised play the Seven Streams of the River Ota,
which would eventually run at 7 hours by the time I last saw it at the
National, years later. Stuart Lee and Richard Herring in pre Jerry
Springer the Opera days chumming with Jenny Eclair…