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Lin Codega

(They/Them)
Los Angeles
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writers room assistant IWTV S3—journalist, co-founder @rascal_news—rep: @bredalot—debut novel: MOTHEATER, Jan 25—🏳️‍⚧️ they/them
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United WOTC officially elected in a NLRB vote count

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By Lin Codega
| Rascal.News
After just about three months since one team of workers at Wizards of the Coast officially announced their intent to unionize, the United Wizards of the Coast — CWA union has been officially elected following a two-week voting period. This follows a year-long organization effort within WotC before the announcement.
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Fighting for yourself

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By Lin Codega
| Rascal.News
When I first wrote about Under Hollow Hills (the tabletop roleplaying game by Vincent and Meguey Baker about a fairy circus that travels between the fairy and human worlds), I mentioned that I was struggling to give my character stakes. My problem, which I articulated before, is that the game is not interested in creating a formalized, resource-driven experience path for characters.
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The Pitt Fandom Phenomenon

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By Lin Codega
| Fansplaining Verified
Features — 19 min read They share one brain cell. They’re one bad night away from exploring each other’s bodies. They’re divorced. They’re my fathers. It’s hard to describe the combination of delight and utter mortification one feels when confronted with their own erotica while casually browsing Instagram. And yet, that’s exactly what happened to me earlier this spring.
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