The final streamweaver question.

Tell me something about a person or time in your life that changed the direction your life was taking in a dramatic fashion. Why did it make a difference for you then and there, and what would have been different for you if you hadn't had that encounter?
( Question 5 - Banshee's response )

Embarrassment! My last one of these was on March 11th. Then I got really busy. I'm still really busy, but happened to have a few moments today, so wanted to answer one of the last two of streamweaver's meme questions.

F. Scott Fitzgerald once said "Do not write because you want to say something, write because you have something to say." As an editorialist, ( Read more... )

The third of streamweaver's questions.

What is it you think sets women gamers apart from other gamers, and what specific issues aren't being addressed by the industry for women?

( Question 3 - click here for Banshee's response )

The second question in the series:

Most computer and table top gamers talk about "The Good Old Days", is this true for your gaming life and why so? As a follow-up, do you think you can recapture the "good old days," or do you think they're gone forever, if they aren't just romantic memories to begin with?

( Answer to Question Two )

streamweaver did something quite nifty: he generously created a personalized meme for his LJ friends by asking questions designed just for them. I'm delighted to have my own little mini-interview, particularly because, as a journalist, I'm more often the interviewer, rather than the interviewee! Sincere thanks, Scott. They're good questions, and some of them ( Read more... )

TP DVD cover art:


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My friend mumpish pointed me to this one. Those old enough to remember Bloom County will likely enjoy this interview with its creator:

The Onion: Interview with Berke Breathed