Monthly Archives: October 2021

Midnight Mass: Catholic representation and the importance of detail

Posted on October 30, 2021 by Christopher Huang

I’ve been watching Midnight Mass over the past few days, and while I did have the whole story spoiled for me before, I still enjoyed the hell out of it. To be perfectly honest, it was the spoilers that got … Continue reading →

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Cocktails at six, murder at seven

Posted on October 8, 2021 by Christopher Huang

Here’s a question from a few years ago, on another forum, that I still think about today: At what point in the book should the murder happen? Well, the simple answer, in my opinion, is that there are three places … Continue reading →

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Awake, awake

Posted on October 1, 2021 by Christopher Huang

Hail October. This year’s annual Interactive Fiction competition has just opened up, and I’ve got the games downloaded and ready to play. I finally finished my reviews for the 2019 competition a couple of days ago; I do not think … Continue reading →

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