The series returns to the question of noticing things, but also to not noticing them.

In which the verser stays in a world more than ten hours.

In our quarterly report, looking back at the last dozen articles, we consider the value of in-game in-character reports.

In which the verser tries not to mess up a world fresh and new.

It’s the little events that give color to the story, and sometimes which give it direction.

In which the verser continues to drift through the layers of the genetic memory of the Psi Lords.

What’s wrong with a phrase like Human Resources, and why is it like Internal Revenue–and how can such nuances of meaning be put to good use in world design?

In which the verser watches the Earth die and the Psi Lord empire be born.

Being allies and being adversaries can often be complex relationships.  We can admire those we oppose, and we can be very competitive with our friends.  Can we explore this with our characters?