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Made in Asia/America: Why video games were never (really) about Us (2024)

Made in Asia/America: Why video games were never (really) about Us (2024)

May it have a happy ending: A memoir of finding my voice as my mother lost hers (2024)

Carnival in Alabama: Marked Bodies and Invented Traditions in Mobile (2023)

Nimrods: a fake-punk self-hurt anti-memoir (2023)

Unpayable Debt (2022)

The Colour of God (2022)

All Flowers Bloom: a novel (2020)

Open World Empire. Race, Erotic’s and the Global Rise of Video Games (2020)

Homo modernus. Para uma ideia global de raca (Em Portugues do Brasil) (2019)

Stamped: an anti-travel novel (2018)

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