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William Drew is a writer and games designer based in London. He also writes about theatre and performance for Exeunt Magazine and his work has appeared in Wired, Rock Paper Shotgun and Beefjack among others. Under the moniker Venice as a Dolphin, he has made games across cities, in theatres, parks and Victorian warehouses. One day he’ll get his own megaphone and will refuse to communicate by any other means.
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