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Search for Player Pages:
All fields are optional. Fields are logically additive: if
you enter criteria into the first name and last name fields,
your results must match first name AND last name.
Searches are by substring: "ar" matches
"Mark",
"Harold",
"Mary",
etc. Searches are not case-sensitive.
Simple example: enter "poobah" into the TriadCity Character(s)
field; your result will be Mark Phillips, the player who plays Poobah.
Complex example: enter "ar" into the First Name field;
"il" into the Last Name field; and "oob" into
the TriadCity Character(s) field; your result will again be
Mark Phillips, the player who still plays Poobah, despite your
absurd search criteria.
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"Science fiction, like postmodernist fiction, is governed by the ontological dominant. Indeed, it is perhaps the ontological genre par excellence. We can think of science fiction as postmodernism's noncanonized or "low art" double, its sister-genre in the same sense that the popular detective thriller is modernist fiction's sister-genre."
--Brian McHale,
Postmodernist Fiction (info)
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