US EditionGuest Essay: Face/Off: Digital Avatars and Emotional Armor by Seth Haddon
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Guest Essay: Face/Off: Digital Avatars and Emotional Armor by Seth Haddon
We all wear masks—some digital, some emotional, some made of military-grade tech, as in my novella Volatile Memory. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been obsessed with masks—not because they conceal, but because they reveal. Across art, games, and fiction, I’ve found that masks don’t just protect identity, but reshape it. Often, the most profound moments come not when we put them on, but when we dare to take them off. For my final high school…
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