Sean Weeks

Zhenguo: The First Empire rises to become more than the sum of its parts.

An interview with (IMO) superstar designer Cole Wehrle, designer of such titles as Root, Oath, and John Compa…

Thanks for the mention, David! This was about my work on needle drops in TV.

Nice little mention of my work in Steampunk Explorer Digest. Thanks!

Nice little mention in Trillmag.

A description of who I am, my weird career trajectory, and what I value. Written to the Greek poet Sappho and…

I have auditory-visual synesthesia - I hear music and colors in words. These are notes about that part of my …

Learning to paint is how I discovered that I have auditory-visual synesthesia. Painting with my wife and the …

An appeal to gamers: let games talk about sensitive issues; let them have opinions. An appeal to non-gamers: …

In an age of deletions for tax write-offs, cancellations, and cable-like bills, it's clear the original strea…

This editorial is intended to be a satirical response to recent comments made by Travis Worthington in an int…

Frostpunk: The Video Game sports a steampunk coat of paint, the stylish, often meaningless brass cogs and avi…

Original scores bring out the best in our TV shows, elevating emotions, character moments, and atmosphere bet…

A follow-up to my Venture Brothers article with Paste Magazine.

"A vision of what was and the tug of what may be." Really, it's about traveling through time in less than …

House's legacy as both an engaging medical procedural and a loose Sherlock Holmes adaptation has allowed it t…

The exploration of Succession through the lens of mythology.

A genre survey of the hidden movement game disguised as a listicle.

Review of Harley Quinn V-Day special.

Actually got a thank you from the creator for this one! That will always be one of my fondest memories.

A polemic about prequels and IP mining disguised as a report card/retrospectus.

A tone piece about how Andor made the Star Wars universe feel vibrant and relatable again. This article draws…

The dilemma of “hitting your stride” and self-improvement when you’re surrounded by alternatives.

My "breakout" article. A Reddit commenter nailed it: “The point of the article is that the fantasy worlds …