
ARG Digest
I have been a freelance writer for the ARG Digest magazine since July 2023.
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This has included the following articles:
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A review of the Relived Eternally ARG (issue 4, July/August 2023)
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"The Monster is the Camera": An essay about the impact of Slenderman webseries on contemporary unfiction and analog horror projects (issue 5, September/October 2023)
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with sources​
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"This Game I Found": An essay about the "this game I found" unfiction trope and the appeal of telling urban legends about children's media (issue 6, November/December 2023)​
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with sources
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Mini-reviews of three animal-themed unfiction projects (issue 7, January/February 2024)
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"The Brain-Eaters": An essay about psychological horror themes in unfiction stories (issue 8, March/April 2024)
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Mini-reviews of two spring-themed unfiction projects (issue 8, March/April 2024)
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A review of the Stephanie Lawson Stevens ARG (issue 9, January/February 2025)
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Mini-reviews of two Slenderman webseries (issue 9, January/February 2025)
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Mini-reviews of three edutainment/lost video game unfiction projects (issue 10, March/April 2025)
If you like these articles, ARG Digest, or ARGs in general, you will probably also like these other pieces:
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A monster horror mystery ARG I made, Box Elder Public Library
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A guide to making your own immersive storytelling props, like those that commonly appear in ARGs.
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Three micro-fiction stories designed after computer programs, forum posts and archaeological artifacts
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Essays about the "personalized video game" trope and how House of Leaves has inspired and influenced ARGs