Category: Non-fiction books
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You Are The Engine
Somewhere along the way I came across a simple demonstration. Someone asked another person to read at a normal pace for two minutes. By the time the two minutes were up, the reader had gotten through three pages. A page a minute, give or take, depending on how dense the text is. That’s it. That’s…
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Staring At The Summit
(Blogtober Day 12) One of my favorite books that delves into the history of game development is Ken William’s “Not All Fairy Tales Have Happy Endings: The Rise And Fall Of Sierra On-Line.” Despite the rather long name and somewhat busy cover, this book was a pretty fun and interesting read. Ken Williams and his…
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The Best Book I’ve Read All Year Scares Me
(Blogtober Day 5) I’ve been on a non-fiction kick for the last handful of years. Occasionally a science fiction or fantasy novel has creeped it’s way into the queue, but I would say nine out of ten books I read are non-fiction. They tend to be about history or on skills that I wish to…