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Brandon R Chinn
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Brandon R Chinn

Author of the Kognition Cycle. Works featured in The Other Stories podcast, Uncharted, Twist in Time, Wyldblood, Selene Quarterly, and the anthology Today, Tomorrow, Always.

121 stories published
Citizen Sleeper: A Tale Of Melancholy Transhumanism

Citizen Sleeper: A Tale Of Melancholy Transhumanism

A revelatory adventure that should not be missed

The Soul of the Ring

The Soul of the Ring

How Hidetaka Miyazaki and Norse epic poems brought us Elden Ring

Sephonie Review: No Man Is an Island

Sephonie Review: No Man Is an Island

Sephonie asks the daring question: What if we worked together to achieve harmony?

NORCO, or The Spectacular Disintegration of America

NORCO, or The Spectacular Disintegration of America

NORCO paints the picture of a decaying near-future American South that is both beautiful and horrifying

Final Fantasy VI is the Most Important Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy VI is the Most Important Final Fantasy

Why this 1994 classic remains a fixture of the series

How Playing Picross Has Forced Me To Re-Examine My Manuscript

How Playing Picross Has Forced Me To Re-Examine My Manuscript

The addictive nonogram puzzler is a bountiful insight for writing a novel

How Unions Could Heal a Sick Gaming Industry

How Unions Could Heal a Sick Gaming Industry

Game development is a labor rights issue

Revisiting Crimson Shroud, a Forgotten Cousin of Ivalice

Revisiting Crimson Shroud, a Forgotten Cousin of Ivalice

Part visual novel, part tabletop RPG, all Yasumi Matsuno

Yoshi's Island, the Perfect Platformer

Yoshi's Island, the Perfect Platformer

The best entry in the Super Mario franchise doesn’t focus on the plumber

Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors: An Equation of the Unknown Self

Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors: An Equation of the Unknown Self

How this escape room visual novel remains unparalleled in character and story

Golden Sun is the Best RPG You’ve Never Played

Golden Sun is the Best RPG You’ve Never Played

This handheld masterpiece deserves to stand tall beside its role-playing brethren