Mouthwashing, the second game from Stockholm indie studio Wrong Organ, is twilit. As the lives of its beached sailors dim, it reflects a deadlocked, capitalist world, and gaming's fraught industry on the cusp of change.
On process and pace, creative friendship, small venues, the impossibility of silence, and what happens when a song finishes itself before you can ruin it.
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Mariana Enriquez - Hearing Voices
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On side one of the broadsheet, we talk with Mariana Enríquez, the Argentinian queen of horror and author of The Dangers of Smoking in Bed and the upcoming A Sunny Place for Shady People. Read an extensive conversation on what The New York Times called a "once-in-a-lifetime reading experience", Our Share of Night. On the reverse, we dissect the anatomy of The Gothic, which can be found everywhere, from The Communist Manifeto to The Matrix. This is the kind of esoteric paraphernalia to put on your wall, find in an attic, or leave strewn across park benches and forever curse its next possessor.
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