Psephologically: Majoritarian Systems
Majoritarian systems stumble just the way their name implies, they promote single party governments. Mike Anderson writes.
Psephologically: D’Hondt
D’Hondt, despite being the most popular form of party-list voting, isn’t without its problems, namely the favouring of major parties. Mark writes.
REVIEW: Where They Cremate the Roadkill
Clowder’s games are held together by surrealism, pastiche and chance. Where They Cremate the Roadkill is a step closer to perfection than its predecessors. William Huang writes.
Book Review: Sleeping Beauties – Stephen King and Owen King
Power balance is a recurrent theme: power between inmates and wardens, between men and women, and between human and non-human. Maddy Compston reviews.
The Numbers Vol. 6: Redux
Antonate Silvergreen are back at it again with another edition of The Numbers post Guild Elections.
Rockism and Poptimism
“Rockism” is a derisive poptimist term, “Poptimism” is in turn a derisive rockist term. The entire thing is damp and confusing. Eamonn Kelly writes.