GAMESbrief Unplugged Volume 1 is out. I’ve edited, collated, improved and reformatted some of the big themes from GAMESbrief over the past two years and collected them into one volume. It’s finally out.

This is the first competition I’ve run on GAMESbrief, and it’s thanks to the lovely people at Packt Publishing (including @fbindie, who is a regularly commenter on GAMESbrief and whose advice on marketing your game is included...

Earlier today, I was introduced to this review of The Greek Seamen by self-published author Jacqueline Howett. (Thanks to Ben Parfitt for the link). It’s excruciating. Basically, a reviewer (who goes by the name of Big Al)...

In early March, I am going to publish the first volume in my GAMESbrief Unplugged series. During the past two years, I have written 200,000 words on GAMESbrief. I’ve gathered, edited and tidied up some of the...

Thanks to everyone who commented on my original blurb for the first of three volumes of the “Best of GAMESbrief”. I have redrafted it, and here is the new version. What do you think?     GAMESbrief...

It’s not often that I get to this position. I have so many books that I have bought and not read that I can’t decide which one to pick up and start next. So, when I finish...

Salman Rushdie has just written a book for children. Entitled Luka and the Fire of Life, it’s a fable about a child entering the world of magic to rescue his father. I should admit that I have...