Many people get in touch with me because they want to know more about the history of video games and personal computing, and especially about Sierra On-Line. Below are links to interviews, videos, and writing; for full citations, please reference my CV.
Journalistic Writing (Intended for a general readership)
How the Personal Computer Broke the Human Body @ Motherboard
The Odd History of the First Erotic Computer Game @ The Atlantic
1980s Life-Hacking Software for Ladies, Gloria Steinem Approved @ Slate
The Odd History of the First Erotic Computer Game @ The Atlantic
1980s Life-Hacking Software for Ladies, Gloria Steinem Approved @ Slate
Academic Writing (Intended for other historians, scholars, and students)
A Pedestal, A Table, A Love Letter: Archaeologies of Gender in Video Game History @ Game Studies
Let's Begin Again: Sierra On-Line and the Origins of the Graphical Adventure Game Genre @ American Journal of Play
The Uncredited: Work, Women, and the Making of the US Computer Game Industry @ Feminist Media Histories
From Programming to Products: Softalk Magazine and the Rise of the Personal Computer User @ Information and Culture
Let's Begin Again: Sierra On-Line and the Origins of the Graphical Adventure Game Genre @ American Journal of Play
The Uncredited: Work, Women, and the Making of the US Computer Game Industry @ Feminist Media Histories
From Programming to Products: Softalk Magazine and the Rise of the Personal Computer User @ Information and Culture
Podcast Interviews
How the Computer Became Personal @ The Next Billion Seconds with Mark Pesce
The History of Sierra On-Line @ The Internet History Podcast with Brian McCullough
Roberta Williams: The Mother of Computer Video Games @ NPR Marketplace
The History of Sierra On-Line @ The Internet History Podcast with Brian McCullough
Roberta Williams: The Mother of Computer Video Games @ NPR Marketplace