A Streetcar Named Whatever Tatiana Ryckman The thing is, all I know about A Streetcar Named Desire is that there is a character named Stella, and I know this…
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Black Gum by J David Osborne Broken River Books, March 2015 120 pages – Amazon With Alex Kalamaroff and Gabino Iglesias– Alex K.: How you been, G.? Lemme kick…
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Lords of Waterdeep by Peter Lee and Rodney Thompson Wizards of the Coast, 2012 Wizards of the Coast / Amazon / iOS The following conversation took place between Entropy editor Byron…
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Collaborative ReviewConversationLiteratureReviewTranslationMOUTH: EATS COLOR and the Devoration of Languages
What follows is an installment from the weekly discussion blog for the graduate poetry workshop I taught this past semester at the University of Notre Dame. Along with the reading…
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Session Report is a monthly series that explores the intersection of narrative and broader themes of game design by focusing on a specific tabletop game each month. This month’s Session…
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Session Report is a monthly series that explores the intersection of narrative and broader themes of game design by focusing on a specific tabletop game each month. This month’s game…
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Made to Break by D. Foy (Two Dollar Radio): I can’t think of the last time I was as mesmerized and taken aback by the prose of a book. D.…
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Collaborative ReviewConversationLiteratureReviewSci Fi / FantasyA Celebration of Samuel R Delany: Aye, and Gomorrah
Introduction Samuel R Delany is a favorite here at Entropy. Many of us are huge fans of his work and his fiction and essays have shaped us as both artists…
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ArtCollaborative ReviewGamesScience/TechnologyVideo GamesI’m not sure here, where we are, is real at all
An art game is “an interactive work, usually humorous, by a visual artist that does one or more of the following: challenges cultural stereotypes, offers meaningful social or historical critique,…
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by Joseph Michael Owens, Kyle Muntz, and Peter Tieryas Liu Excession by Iain M. Banks Spectra, 1998 499 pages / Amazon / Goodreads If…