Justin T. Brown-Ramsey
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PhD candidate at Boston College. Researching the c19 South’s radical cheap print. Marxist. Printer [working on building a print shop]. Southerner by the grace of geography, not god.
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It’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.
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Not quite what you are asking, but Braid and Myst do some cool stuff with displaying and interacting with books, including a few game mechanics things
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