Tag: nonchalance
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What was “The Latitude”? Part Two
In the previous entry I discussed The Latitude’s Book One experience. We’ve already met Professor Kinley, been scolded by Quas, and joined The Latitude Society. This post concerns the second and final experience in The Latitude before it closed. Unlike the first part where your ascendant paid your way in, you had to buy Book…
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What was “The Latitude”? Part One
Much has been written on the web about the closure of San Francisco’s The Latitude. But what was it, exactly? Now that it’s over I’ll be posting a series on this blog that will include major spoilers for those who missed out. While I was sworn to secrecy at the time, I want to stress…
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Never Forget
The poster above is in Clarion Alley. It’s a reference to the now-defunct Games of Nonchalance, who had the same poster of the mysterious Eva Lucien in a tiny alley in Chinatown some years back.
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The Jejune Institute closes for good in April
According to a spoiler-filled article in The Awl, the Jejune Institute closes in early April. Now, however, an end date has been assigned, and after a nearly three-year run it will be no longer after April 10, when the epilogue is completed. Since the days are numbered, I’m going to key you in a little…
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Jejune Institute
I was walking to my job in the SOMA district of San Francisco one morning, and I came across a strange poster. The content was completely off the wall — according to the poster, there was a camera that could see through time. A few days later, I saw a similar advertisement for speaking to…
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