
Tony Wei Ling
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2 months ago |
theaureview.com | Tony Wei Ling
Now in its fourth glorious season on Apple TV+, Mythic Quest, our favorite workplace comedy set in the gaming industry, continues to raise the stakes – bringing fresh challenges, bigger ambitions, and ever-wilder twists for our beloved characters. Created by Charlie Day, Megan Ganz, and Rob McElhenney, Mythic Quest Season 4 sees the return of our office crew, all navigating the rapidly evolving video game industry while struggling to maintain some semblance of work-life balance.
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2 months ago |
theaureview.com | Tony Wei Ling
Mythic Quest returns for its fourth glorious season on Apple TV+, once again raising the stakes for our favorite game-industry misfits. With sharp wit and ever-escalating workplace antics, the beloved comedy continues to explore the highs and lows of game development, corporate chaos, and the ever-blurring lines between personal and professional life.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
solrad.co | Hagai Palevsky |Elias Rosner |Tony Wei Ling |Tom Shapira
Les trembles, Thomas Merceron’s 2024 release from French publisher Quintal, is a beguiling object: a handsome black hardcover with holographic detailing that largely refuses to indicate anything about its contents.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
solrad.co | Elias Rosner |Tony Wei Ling |Tom Shapira |Hagai Palevsky
Felicitations! The hour is upon us. The review. The review! We must bear witness, by the rock, to The Last Delivery and the boy which leads it. What trip he makes. What task he endures. What life he spends. Oh, how he spends! Life. Life! Spend by the drop, by the cup, by the bottle. Spent on the Last House and the descent within. Descend with me. Reap what is sown.
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Jan 6, 2025 |
solrad.co | Tony Wei Ling
Yasmeen Abedifard’s When To Pick a Pomegranate arrived––fittingly––right at the beginning of pomegranate season. When my copy came in the mail, our neighbors had just started to pick their own tree’s fruit, which looked like cheerful, Halloween-y ghosts in squirrel-proof draping. A few pomegranates have stayed on the tree since then, getting progressively lonelier as their peers ripened and got picked off. There’s a whole silly micro-tragedy to be witnessed, just in walking by.
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