By: Russell Bennetts

Affine transformations, spinning backgrounds, and a scaling effect

By: Heather Kapplow

Propel myself, by sheer force of doing, into doing nothing.

By: James Parker

Re-re-re-watching an episode of Seinfeld.

By: Charlie Mitchell

It shocked me as a kid; now it’s a relief.

By: Kio Stark

Ostensibly, it can expand to infinity.

By: Eric Weisbard

My nerd passion is for too-quick and yet too-long summations.

By: Mandy Keifetz

Sasha…taught herself Klingon with a correspondence course designed by other geeks like her.

By: Tom Nealon

Keep fanning the edges and hoping.

By: Miranda Mellis

I particularly like the space “the analysis” makes for ambivalence.

By: Gabriela Pedranti

Books have always been interactive, but illustrated ones ask you to be even more active.

By: Adam McGovern

The figures seem to be pulsing between states of being

By: Annie Nocenti

My personal war against lawn monoculture has blurred into a war against conformity.

By: Toby Ferris

I spent many inadvertently formative afternoons watching old British war films.

By: Vanessa Berry

Then, they transported me to other places. Now, I use them for time travel.

By: Joshua Glenn

Magic, monsters, medieval weapons, Martians.