Ryan Errington

I understand what you mean. Dedicated gamers would rather go it alone and complete a game in their own time rather than be guided.

To be honest, there can be some fan-fiction which is quite ridiculous and nothing more than silly fantasies. Hence 50 Shades of Grey.

Quite an intriguing article. You have managed to capture the appealing qualities of Woodman’s work in your writing.

Depends on how one defines art, after all it is very subjective. Though I do like art that represents a clear message.

I found putting a draft to one side till the next day helps, it makes you better able to see what corrections and/or amendments are needed.

Very true. In knowing the Oscar winners are decided by a small committee, who are never held accountable, makes one question the Oscars’ integrity.

Games are certainly more rewarding when you are allowed to explore its narrative complexity, making you more involved.

I believe the “American scene” is a concept that can only be redefined every generation. For example you mentioned Twain and Hemingway, who wrote in different centuries. Times changed significantly between their writings.