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New Statesman deputy editor Helen Lewis: What I Play - Shall We Play a Game?
An interview with a British political journalist that isn’t about Brexit: Helen Lewis, the deputy editor of the New Statesman, talks about why “BioShock” is her favorite game, why she plays as Queen Elizabeth in “Civilization,” and what “Fallout 4” might tell us about the future of America.
NEXT WEEK, WE HOPE:
“Magic and Loss” author Virginia Heffernan: What I Play
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Email us at shallweshow at gmail
Join the “Shall We Play a Game?” Steam community
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By Chris Suellentrop and JJ Sutherland
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An interview with a British political journalist that isn’t about Brexit: Helen Lewis, the deputy editor of the New Statesman, talks about why “BioShock” is her favorite game, why she plays as Queen Elizabeth in “Civilization,” and what “Fallout 4” might tell us about the future of America.
NEXT WEEK, WE HOPE:
“Magic and Loss” author Virginia Heffernan: What I Play
SHOW NOTES:
Review us on iTunes
Like us on Facebook
Email us at shallweshow at gmail
Join the “Shall We Play a Game?” Steam community
Follow the “Shall We Play a Game?” Steam Curators page
Follow us on Twitter