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Tag Archives: london review of books
Are video games art?
John Lanchester is quickly becoming my favourite contributor to the London Review of Books. So much of his writing is both accessible and informative. This issue he looks at computer games: From the economic point of view, this was the … Continue reading
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Tagged john lanchester, london review of books, lrb, video games
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Andrew O’Hagan
I’m reading the marvellous The Atlantic Ocean by Andrew O’Hagan at the moment. It’s a collection of essays, mostly taken from The London Review of Books and is a wonderful eclectic collection of writing. Take this little gem, for example, … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew o'hagan, essays, london review of books, media, writing
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