It was a bit of a push, but I did get a Print Screen column up in September. It’s always nice when the author comments on your column and is polite, even if I didn’t really love the book all that much. Three cheers for civility on the internet.

In their link to the article, Game, Set, Watch notes that reviews of gaming books are few and far between. They suspect that traffic has something to do with it, and I have no idea how much people are really interested in my game/book/movie commentary at Crispy Gamer. Mr. Keefer could tell you better than me.

If I didn’t think that there was an audience for this sort of thing, I wouldn’t have pitched the column to begin with. Well, I may have; like all lapsed academics, I have the peculiar idea that what interests me should interest all people. But being given the room to try this sort of thing is one of the big pluses of writing for Crispy Gamer – the fact that nobody else is doing this when it seems pretty clear someone should is a mark in its favor there, not a strike against it.