Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Aug 12, 2018

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The Broken Earth Trilogy is Fantastic

Half Science Fiction, half Fantasy, and completely enjoyable from start to finish, N.K. Jemisin’s work is excellent

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Feb 25, 2018

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The End of Super Mario Odyssey is Destroying Me

I’m stuck at one of the game’s final challenges, but I’m still enthralled

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

May 25, 2018

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Why is Malcolm Gladwell’s ‘Revisionist History’ So Good?

There are many reasons, but the most important stem back to its host

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Oct 30, 2018

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I Appreciate Slow-Paced Video Games

Even if they often defy expectations

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Sep 3, 2018

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Jason Isbell is the Songwriter the South Needs

If music is storytelling, Isbell’s haunting songs are a world I want to visit

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Dec 4, 2018

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Why I loved Celeste, God of War, Donkey Kong, and Hollow Knight

Over (roughly) the first half of this…

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Jan 9, 2018

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I can’t stop thinking about ‘Pyre’

One of 2017’s most interesting games stuck with me (minor spoilers)

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

May 4, 2018

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On Miscarriage, Pain, and Loss

The most personal, painful post I’ve shared on here

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Sep 11, 2018

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It’s time to buy Bastion and Transistor Again

These games are worth another journey

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Thomas Jenkins in The Coastline is Quiet

Jul 31, 2018

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‘Artemis’ lacks the power of ‘The Martian,’ but it’s a fun read

Andy Weir’s second book arrived to great anticipation and middling reviews, but it’s worth checking out

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These were the top 10 stories published by The Coastline is Quiet in 2018. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2018 by using the calendar at the top of this page.