And so one of the perennial tales in the game world is of the impatient (or hard-nosed, depending on your perspective) publisher that refuses to give the high-minded (or profligate) developers any more time or money to complete the supposed masterpiece they are working on.
But debt is the hardy perennial of morality tales, the one that has kept coming up ever since the banking crash of 2007-8.
A lone wolf prowls through Salem, Mass., in Ivo van Hove's eye-popping and wholly unconventional revival of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," that great dramatic cautionary tale about the perennial dangers of a rampant theocracy fueled by ignorance and mass hysteria.
That well-known tale has left a perennial optimism among the Japanese that they can, when absolutely necessary, change direction.
It is cinematic defibrillation of the highest order: Rowling's new tale might hail from perennial Potter director David Yates, but the boy wizard's adventures were never this viscerally intense.
The final threat in Morell's tale of global danger is the perennial, amorphous fear of cyber war, which is a threat more defined by hype than hysteria.
A perennial favorite with the Cityfox crowd, Berlin duo Tale of Us took to the decks not once, but twice, that night closing out the outside party at midnight with their steamy blend of emotional house, before returning to play inside the warehouse at 2AM.
A perennial favorite with the Cityfox crowd, Berlin duo Tale of Us took to the decks not once, but twice, that night closing out the outside party at midnight with a steamy blend of emotional house, before returning to play inside the warehouse at 2AM.
It is an irresistible story, drawing on the perennial fascination with the mythic "island" and the possibility of reinventing society and the individual, a tale whose pedigree runs in various forms from Shakespeare to Defoe, from RM Ballantyne to JG Ballard.
Jiraiya's comic books are perennial favorites in the Japanese gay community and tell tales of a happy gay life.
