Noah…

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Senior Acquisitions Editor for game studies and new media at the MIT Press | columnist at Unwinnable Magazine | letterboxd https://boxd.it/oHIf

MIT Press booth at SCMS last year
A book shelf with many books
Josh Brolin in Knives Put 3 wearing a priest collar and being sexy silver fox
Noah with a fake penguin
The exhibit booth set up for SuperComputing 2025
Tweet from @hamnox on Twitter: “RIP to everyone killed by the gods for their hubris but im different. and better. maybe even better than the gods”
Apple’s bookstore listing the Lord of the rings at increasing cost. Offering one book for free, Fellowship at $3, Two towers jumping to $13 and Return of the King at $15
A box of regular wheats, aka shredded wheat
A gin martini between two bowls full of ice and small jars of caviar
The MiT Press GenCon booth with lots of books set up
The MIT Press booth at GenCon 2025. The picture shows stacks of amazing books for sale!
A jacuzzi in a hotel bedroom
8 delicious bagels, 1 poppy seed, 1 sesame, 2 everything, 2 cinnamon raisin, and 2 cranberry
Art of a mass of fingers overlaid with the text I have a deep, dark, terrible secret. Something I rarely share. Something only those closest to me know" and "Unwinnable Magazine"
The MIT Press book exhibit. Two tables covered with black cloth and dozens of books
A sandwich bracket between the St Louis Mac & Cheesesteak and The STL Smokehouse … vote for the smokehouse!
White man (Adam Scott in Severancd) in a suit with his finger up saying “The work is mysterious and important”
Homer and Bart sitting at a table. Homer says “Hmm your ideas are intriguing and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter”
A white man (Adam Scott in the TV show Severance) with brown hair and a blue suit, raising one finger. The closed captions say “The work is mysterious and important”
Barry Keoghan in The Bashees of Inisherin saying “well, there goes that dream”
A portrait of Henry, from “Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer”
Dunne & Raby, A Vegetable Lamb, 2023. Computer-generated image: Carolyn Kirschner.
Klaus Kinski in Werner Herzog’s brilliant 1979 film, Nosferatu
The Cover of Midnite Vulture by Beck
Screenshot of tweet with embedded video. Tweet says: Dr. Who brings Vincent Van Gogh — who only sold one painting during his life — to a Parisian museum in 2010, so the artist can see people’s love to his work. One of the best TV scenes ever.” Video shows one of the cringiest scenes of dialog ever, where Dr Who gets Van Gogh to weep over someone gushing of his artwork.
The cover of the memory game Recall of Cthulhu
Odilon Redon, Eye-Balloon (Œil-ballon), 1878 - A hot-air balloon in the form of an eye soars above a marshy landscape, bearing a severed head on a plate.