Video Games and Pop Culture

<p>The year was 2016.  The culture wars were deepening, with no end in sight.  As the marketplace of ideas faded further into memory, one writer tried to bring it back – and succeeded.</p><p>In September 2016 Robert B. Marks’ <em>Garwulf’s Corner</em> returned to The Escapist for another year, presenting a moderate and mature look at many of the hot-button issues facing pop culture.  Months after <em>Garwulf’s Corner</em>’s second year came to an end the Escapist was sold to another media company – and its new editor-in-chief libeled everybody who had worked there since 2014.  During the ensuing legal action, the whole of <em>Garwulf’s Corner</em> was removed from the pages of the Escapist and all but destroyed...until now.</p><p>Insightful, compelling, and still relevant, this volume contains:</p><p>- The second year of <em>Garwulf’s Corner</em>, covering topics ranging from <em>Star Wars</em> movies to outrage cultur