There’s a wizard character in the Harry Potter series whose work involves close contact with technologies created by ordinary humans. Like any wizard, he has little need of all this: With a flick of the wand and a mouthful of hocus-pocus, he can work wonders. Yet he finds endless delight in rooting around inside old appliances and automobiles, marveling at all their ingenuities.
Atria Books
240 pages
I’m often reminded of this character while reading Ian Bogost, a communications professor and video game designer whose formal bio
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