The Sunday Papers
The Sunday Papers is a weekly collection of writing, mostly about videogames, alongside the author’s reflections on Twine and an overabundant tomato crop. This edition brings together essays on silence and family history, war films, horror adaptations, trans healthcare, and generative AI.
The pieces include Palestinian writer Dana El Kurd on silence after learning she has a Jewish Israeli great-grandmother, and Iza Ding on how a Chinese film about the Middle East compares with Hollywood’s portrayals of the Iraq wars. Other selections examine Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of *Carrie*, arguments for trans people’s right to ordinary lives, and Arundhati Roy’s critique of tech billionaires, AI regulation and its effects on Indian workers. The roundup also notes NHS England’s ban on trans women in female-only hospital wards.
- A weekly roundup of essays on games, film, healthcare and technology.
- Writers examine silence, war stories, horror and trans healthcare.
- Arundhati Roy discusses AI, regulation and Indian workers.