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Matthewせいじ
@matthewseiji
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Matthew Seiji Burns is a writer, composer, and maker of game-like things.
The novel PROCESS is the tragicomic story of an embittered failed tech entrepreneur in his own words. It’s published by Ireland-based independent press Tune & Fairweather. I even read the audiobook. You can listen to me.
https://www.tuneandfairweather.com/collections/process-a-novel
I’ve written a novel!
It is called PROCESS. It is about a Seattle tech worker and would-be entrepreneur. It is published by the Dublin-based Tune & Fairweather.
It can be obtained in three forms:
• An astonishing physical book, designed throughout and on every page by Mark Wynne
• A digital edition, with a PDF of the full layout and an epub for reader apps
• An audiobook, read by me(!)
https://www.tuneandfairweather.com/collections/process-a-novel
I miss Cohost
Hi folks. I check in here from time to time but it is mostly an announcement account for me at the moment. #HeyCohost
Long ago I created some sketches for an underwater game. The game was never made, but I always liked the atmosphere of these fragments. They are not complete, but they do hint at something larger that never came to pass, and that might be fun to imagine.
SEAGAME, by Matthewせいじ
10 track album
Cara ellisonMatthew @matthewseiji pls stop trolling us https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/common-proverbs-as-video-game-tutorials
Matthew GallantFinally got a chance to play Eliza by @matthewseiji recently, and it feels shockingly prescient now given the recent breakthroughs in AI. Fascinating and highly recommended: https://store.steampowered.com/app/716500/Eliza/
As an unplanned followup, I also appreciated his conversation about schools of Zen in 1960’s SF on Die Gute Fabrik’s podcast: https://onecoolthing.buzzsprout.com/2166004/13051523
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Eliza is a visual novel about an AI counseling program, the people who develop it, and the people who use it. Follow Evelyn Ishino-Aubrey as she reconnects with people from her past, gets to know the people of Seattle who use Eliza for counseling, and decides the course of her future.