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Priya Sridhar

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Member of the Hugo-nominated Archive of Our Own. Priya Sridhar is a speculative fiction and nonfiction writer. Contact through priyajsridhar@gmail.com.
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Moldy Showers, No Soap and Fatigue: Military Families Are Outraged by Conditions on Navy Carrier Supporting Iran War

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By Priya Sridhar
| Reader Supported News
The aircraft carrier’s long deployment in the Iran war is raising concerns that the sailors and Marines on board are facing poor conditions, low supplies and fatigue. Moldy showers. Food shortages. Sailors running out of toothpaste, deodorant and soap.
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Growing Up With Sonic the Hedgehog

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By Priya Sridhar
| SUPERJUMP
Harel Cohen, a fellow contributor and one of my best friends, notified me that Sonic turned 35 in June. That meant Sega Corporation would probably deliver on music, an animated short, or another spectacular surprise. “I’m turning 35 in July,” I replied. A brief silence followed. Then we moved on to talking about what Sega was planning for Sonic’s birthday. (The animations that have emerged look amazing.) Still, the weight of that realization followed.
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Hidden Gems of Game Design Vol 49

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By Josh Bycer, Ben Rowan, Priya Sridhar
| SUPERJUMP
Plenty of amazing games go unnoticed and not widely played, for various reasons. Maybe it’s a diamond in the rough, or the marketing wasn’t there, or it could be a game ahead of its time. For this monthly series, I’ve asked my fellow writers at SUPERJUMP to pick a game they think is deserving of a chance in the spotlight. Please share your favorite hidden gems in the comments.
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