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Writer’s Block #52
Read more: Writer’s Block #52As promised – Issue #52 is here! We hope this issue fosters a nurturing space that safeguards critical andartistic voices. With that said, we’d like to thank all of our dedicated and talented contributors for having the courage to present their work. You can download the magazine below or find a printed copy at the…
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The Present
by Pia JungRead more: The PresentThe first glimpse of summer was here, and I felt my life-force reviving. Sitting under a majestic tree, surrounded by beautiful blooming nature, a body of serene water close by, listening to the whispers of the wind and the sweet melodies carried by the birds, I smiled to myself, for I was whole again. I…
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How Videogames Solve Art’s Oldest Problem
Read more: How Videogames Solve Art’s Oldest ProblemGame of Goose, by José Guadalupe Posada The videogame is a young artform. It’s roughly 500,000 years younger than architecture; 72,936 years younger than art; and 4,061 years younger than literature. An odd road it’s been from the Kalambo River wood structure, Leang Karampuang cave painting, and Epic of Gilgamesh to Steve Russel’s Spacewar! Despite…
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The End of a One-directional Strive
by Pia JungRead more: The End of a One-directional StrivePhoto by Pia Jung Everything has to come to an end: the world has been ruled by a circular motion forever. Flowers bloom and spread their seeds, their corpses withering and nurturing the soil for another season to come. Then, why is our striving one-directional? It is never about returning somewhere or shedding something, but…
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You Have Great Music Taste!
Read more: You Have Great Music Taste!As far as I’m concerned, it is not uncommon to share some likings and interests with other people, especially if they’re your friends. Frequently, that can even be the reason why they are your friends. Some hobbies in common, some genre of books or films that you both enjoy and can talk about. In other…



