Writer/Gamer Q&A: Brian Oliu
We’re kicking off what we hope to be a regular feature on the Airship, contributor Q&As, with Brian Oliu. He wrote the wonderfully lyric non-fiction piece we launched with: “Goonies II”.
We’re kicking off what we hope to be a regular feature on the Airship, contributor Q&As, with Brian Oliu. He wrote the wonderfully lyric non-fiction piece we launched with: “Goonies II”.
I would let them go swimming only if they agreed to go swimming forever. If there was a fire in the house, I would let them dance and speak in tongues.
How many versions of you can there be?
Multi-million deals, virtual genealogies,
monstrous Hollywood handprints,
the aphasic on suicide missions.
When they asked his gender, he clicked female. People ask if this was deliberate on his part. Did he want to be a girl?
You are staring at the
statue of a lion. When the light hits it, he may
take a step. You are staring at the statue’s
eyelid. Open, please.
We think video games are literature, and so why shouldn't there be literature about video games? That's the question we're hoping to answer here. Read more.