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Quite simply David Thomas’s Architecture and Vice (The Escapist issue 4) is not just the best thing ever written about Second Life it’s a fascinating meditation on what occurs when ordinary people are given the ability to express, share and let other play with their inner life.
Oh and forget the happy, brightly coloured Second Life you might have read about - this is the fricking ecstatic, dirty, dark, furry, Gorean, queer and out-there-weird SL that I know and love.
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