I've been trying to keep a flexible schedule where possible this year, including giving myself permission to take a day or two off if there's not a pressing deadline, or change my mind about when to do something without feeling guilty for it, as long as
I don't necessarily have a favorite genre of videogame. Like all forms of quantification, I have a difficult time picking a ranking order for things I enjoy, so if asked for a favorite, I'll usually reply with one of two or three titles that I'
A little housekeeping up top: Since relaunching Mystery Date I've been itching to do a little personal podcasting, and this week I'm debuting the fruits of my (and pod-partner Jimmy Bramlett's) labors. The first set of episodes will be a slightly belated recap/critique
Now begins the season of not wanting to do anything new or worthwhile except pile blankets upon blankets until you're pressed into the couch like an autumn leaf set between sheets of wax paper under a rock, waiting for motivation or necessity to seep back in in significant
Will these all go out on Sundays? No, probably not. That said, I had kicked around a few ideas earlier in the week that didn't bear fruit, but I did get an email from my film processing lab that my rolls of film had been developed, so I
One thing about a five year hiatus in the newsletter is that most of the things I was watching, reading, listening to, et cetera have ended or I've fallen off of them to the point where there isn't much to talk about. A major exception to
Hello and welcome—or welcome back—to Mystery Date! From 2014 to 2017ish I wrote and sent an email newsletter every weekday. I've tried a couple of times in the intervening years to resurrect this thing in one form or another, but nothing really stuck, and so we