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Amber is a reference to a series of fantasy novels by Roger Zelazny, beginning in 1970 with “Nine Princes in Amber,” which served as the foundation of the game. Mush is an acronym for the form of the game, known winkingly as a “multi-user simulated hallucination.” In the Amber world — shut down since 2009…
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FringeWare Review #4“Chicks in Psyberspace,” edited by Erika Whiteway and Tiffany Lee Brown. That’s Becca Cannon, lead singer for the now-defunct Austin punkadelic band Sincola.(by John Lebkowsky) I have this on my bookshelf. I have to find it. I’ve been asked to balance the male point of view in my cyberpunk seminars. This is one…
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Change Log 2009.09.23
I changed the theme back to Feather. It’s very linear, but also very clean and responsive. I have changed the default colors for Links and Hover. I have added a Contributors page that gives credit to the contributors that we have just added. Thanks for visiting, and, where appropriate, for following. — Rafael Fajardo, curator…
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Thanks Rafael. Never again in my life did I think I would find myself needing or wanting to leave the comforts of home to search the city high and low for studio tack. Congratulations, you have succeeded. My studies have come full circle (via (explorations) » Blog Archive » full circle.) My pleasure!
