Anglia Centre for Science Fiction and Fantasy
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*Updated* Flights of Foundry
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What a naughty scatterbrain I am! In between dealing with some health issues over the last few weeks, I completely forgot to let you know where you could find me at Flights…
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ICFA, Flights of Foundry and more?
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Easter is a-coming and the eggs are getting fat. So, I thought I’d let you know where you can find me over the next few weeks.
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Game Studies In The Wild… on YouTube
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Quick bit of news today, in case you missed ‘Game Studies In The Wild’, my panel at Tinederbox’s Playaway Festival in February. If you’d like to explore Gaming Research outside the industry…
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Tinderbox PlayAway Games Festival: Game Studies in the Wild
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Happy New Year, folx! While I’ve been busy with a range of projects behind the scenes, here’s some news I can finally reveal. Specifically, we’re talking about the Tinderbox PlayAway Games Festival…
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Shoreline of Infinity and Tiffani Angus Interview
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Hell Year 2020 might be doing its best to make this the longest and most miserable decade in history, but before it gasps its last, here’s where you can find me nattering…
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Threading the Labyrinth and the Centre for Fantasy… Discord
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With the wider world in such flux, I’m finding myself relying more and more on my genre communities for comfort and understanding, as well as opportunities to develop resilience for these times.…
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Event Horizon – Digital Wor(l)ds
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Words cannot express how genuinely excited I am to bring you this news. Sponsored by the Glasgow in 2024 Worldcon bid, Russell Jones and I will be co-hosting ‘Digital Wor(l)ds’, a video…
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Heroism in God Of War
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If you’re looking forward to the upcoming release of God Of War: Ragnarok, here’s some news for you.
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Digital Heroisms
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Unfortunately I won’t be attending this week’s CoNZealand, the first ever virtual Worldcon, due to family issues. However, a few days after, I will be appearing at the Digital Heroisms symposium, taking…
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After Fantastika
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In recent months, the New Normal has grown from pandemic lockdown catchphrase to a DysUtopian* ideal, embodying restless anxiety and quiet reflection, the ideals of international cooperation and the nadir of nationalistic…