I’ve spent three weeks mostly on the road–speaking at Microsoft Meltdown, off on vacation, then off at a company meeting. And the week since I got back has been pretty crazy-busy!
Paraglyph Press, my publishers, and I have been talking about a follow-up to AToF. If we do what I am thinking about, it is going to be a large project. But it’d also be a lot of fun, I think.
The book is about to go back to print with the few pesky factual errors in it fixed. I have copies of the Chinese edition in my hands, and hopefully I’ll hear more about the Japanese, Korean, and other international editions soon. In the meantime, it still seems to be popping up internationally. Anyone read Dutch? ‘Cause I found this mini-review:
A Theory of Fun
Dit boek is een leuk “weggevertje”. Het gaat over het begrip ‘Gameplay’ en waarom spellen eigenlijk leuk zijn om te spelen. Het laat duidelijk zien dat het een onderwerp is waar je met gemak een boek over kunt schrijven dat nog lekker weg leest ook.
Machine translation seems to indicate that this is something somewhat nice.
This review definitely is:
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