You wake up naked in a hotel room. You don’t recall who you are or how you got there. Your clothes are missing. Someone knocks on the door.
So begins “Amnesia,” a text-only video game released in 1986, in which players inhabit the perspective of a man...
Earlier this month, Alexandra T. Vazquez was moving into her new Yale office when she came across a poster of an event she organized when she was a postdoctoral associate in Yale’s Program in Ethnicity, Race, and Migration from 2006 to 2008.
“We did a...
A songbird lies on bare concrete, its golden feathers askew. It twitches, chirps weakly. After several seconds, it falls silent and goes still.
This tragic scene doesn’t play out on a sidewalk. The bird’s feathers are plastic and its body constructed of...
