Minecraft, a place to make homes…
Not a bad examination of how Minecraft can be used to build and create – a sort of organic approach to constructing a world.
via MMO Anthropology.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
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A Mill Avenue Vexations comic book written by Kyt Dotson, illustrated by Sanjana Baijnath. (Publishing website went out of buisness -- been looking for a new one.)
Fantasy author Kyt Dotson's slice-of-life mirror-blog to Over the Hills Authorspace, designed instead to be the shimmering surface underneath the veneer and sparkle of the high-life, where the pixies and goblins are equal partners in mischief.
Mill Avenue Vexations
Burning rubber where angels fear to tread.
"The Deal" by Kyt Dotson
A Mill Avenue Vexations comic book written by Kyt Dotson, illustrated by Sanjana Baijnath. (Publishing website went out of buisness -- been looking for a new one.)
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- Kyt Dotson
- I am a video gaming journalist by day and an MMO anthropologist by night. The idea of massively multiplayer games fascinates me and I have a love for culture and people -- you will often find me surrounded by those strange virtual facsimiles of humanity often and I will probably you about why you chose that hairstyle.
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