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he/him—textual technologies enthusiast—Associate Professor at UIUC's School of Information Sciences & Department of English—co-director of the Viral Texts Project (viraltexts.org) & Director @skeuomorphpress.org —also https://theanxiousbench.bandcamp.com
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Adding ol' Jimmy T to the group chat for poker night
Show PostIt’s a very different perspective, but Okami’s focus on calligraphy as a game mechanic seems like an important touchstone for discussing both East Asian book traditions (Japan specifically) and manuscript culture.
Show PostThere’s an indie game from a few years ago called Scriptorium in which you are a medieval scribe. Also, I didn’t see it in the printing press game thread but Medieval II Total War allows you to build a printing press as part of the tech tree if you are playing as the Holy Roman Empire or Poland.
Show Postwe've had discussions on here/Twitter about the Elder Scrolls franchises and books/printing/bookmaking but I think since then, Elder Scrolls Online has done some additionally interesting stuff with the realm of Apocrypha and full sets of bookmaking equipment available for furnishing player houses
Show PostI guess because it’s more of an “idle clicker” rather than having a narrative, but yeah I suppose you’re right — and there’s certainly world-building! it’s a great game, btw, I’ve really enjoyed it
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