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Critical Code Studies Conference – Week Four Discussion
Critical Code Studies Conference – Week Four Introduction

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Mark Marino
Critical Code Studies Conference – Week Four Discussion
Critical Code Studies Conference – Week Two Introduction
Riderly waves of networked textual improvisation: an interview with Mark Marino, Catherine Podeszwa, Joellyn Rock, and Rob Wittig.
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Notes Toward a More Pervasive Cyberdramaturgy
by Jane McGonigal
Caption: My Life with Master. (Half Meme Press)
My Life with Master: The Architecture of Protagonism
by Paul Czege
3.1) Chainmail's fifteen-page Fantasy Supplement formed the basis for Dungeons & Dragons. © 1971 Guidon Games.
From the Basement to the Basic Set: The Early Years of Dungeons & Dragons
by Erik Mona
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Gastropoetics
by Davin Heckman

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Electronic Book Review (ebr ) is an online, open access, peer-reviewed journal of critical writing produced and published by the emergent digital literary network.

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