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CTRL: Essays on Video Games is an anthology examining the cultural impact and effects of gaming through deeply personal reflections. Edited by Dean Fee, it’s a brilliantly varied collection filled with memories and illuminating accounts that run the emotional gamut. Lilliput Press kindly sent me an early copy and I finally managed to catch up with it on a recent break, devouring the book in a couple of sessions. For anyone who enjoys entertaining, brutally honest writing, it comes highly recommended.
Fee collects essays from 14 writers, including novelists, poets, and game designers. Some pieces focus on a single title, while others touch on multiple games and moments. Contributors include John Patrick McHugh, Róisín Kiberd, Brenda Romero, Anna Loughran, Rob Doyle, and Stephen Sexton, all exploring the positive — and negative — effects games can have.
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