Definitely haven’t done one so far. It’s a topic I remain deeply and personally invested in…

Maybe small orgs and large orgs could work together rather than taking aim at one another. The impulse to compete always undermines solidarity. Reach out rather than tearing down.

If you don't know what your org is doing right now to fight for you, maybe ask them rather than assuming they're not doing anything. Mine has been actively meeting with folks on the Hill and strategizing with other orgs and institutions about paths forward, even as they're facing funding cuts.

I’m 47, which is exactly right.

Read more about his work in Digital Humanities Quarterly: www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/11/1...

And to top it all off, we just got notice that we received funding to start a fledgling game studies research group for 2025. Now I'm off to enter the lottery.

I wrote about my own history with video games earlier in the semester for our Humanities Center blog: humanitiescenter.byu.edu/why-play-gam.... Along the way I manage to talk about e-lit and other forms of ergodic literature.

Congrats! Can’t wait to get a copy!

Because the problems in both of them can be solved with a simple conversation.