It seems that enough people liked the Pipwick Papers that I've been asked to do it again. Here are a selection of links to writing, pictures and video which exist outside the realms of games journalism. Think of me as a social media slug, slithering through your letterbox in the dead of night and sliming links all over your hallway carpet.
"It's a bizarre coincidence and I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often," said Scurr. "You've got hundreds of people staring at landmarks or landscapes, all taking the same picture on their smartphone or camera."
Jezabel's Madeleine Davies on the need for caution in light of the new Harper Lee novel announcement. The piece is basically about Lee's own reticence with regard to the public eye and her potential vulnerabilty now her sister and lawyer has died.
she was the protector who shielded Harper Lee from the publishing world and press attention that she was so adamently repelled by. But now Alice - her Atticus - is gone and an unhealthy and unstable Lee must alone face the publishers, interviewers and literary agents that she's spent her entire life avoiding.
Uncube features the stunning work of Aki Inomata whose work comments on national identity shifts through sculpted hermit crab shells.
"It seems that the bodies of the crabs don't identify them but rather the shelters identify them, like one's country or property does."
