What are you currently reading?

[hopefullytrusting]

I just wanted to mention the book below, though it may not be directly related to your interest.

Yes, I've already read that, as that is the foundational text for play; it was also the jumping off point for Salen & Zimmerman.

I would say that if the philosophy of play is of interest to you, then Salen & Zimmerman would serve as an excellent, comprehensive overview of that topic.

[Florestan]

I just wanted to mention the book below, though it may not be directly related to your interest.

Reminds me I have started reading this:



so I will have to finish it asap, although when this asap will come I don't know.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Yes, I've already read that, as that is the foundational text for play; it was also the jumping off point for Salen & Zimmerman.

I would say that if the philosophy of play is of interest to you, then Salen & Zimmerman would serve as an excellent, comprehensive overview of that topic.

I will check the book.

[JBS]

Coincidentally I decided just the other day that I need to read Basho's travel journal Narrow Road To The Deep North in the very near future, after having a critic highlight a section on Basho coming across an orphaned three year old.

but right now having both of these on the go:

NB
The passage about the abandoned child is actually from Basho's first travelogue, Nozarashi Kikō, which Wikipedia translates as Records of a Weather Exposed Skeleton, written about 10 years before Narrow Road. It's a rather disturbing passage and one Basho clearly meant to be disturbing.