Dylan Holmes is a 20-something from Seattle. A technical writer by day, he spends his evenings trying to balance voracious media consumption with some modicum of a social life (like Spider-Man, but with biannual Steam sales in place of Dr. Doom). His accomplishments include being the author of one book (A Mind Forever Voyaging: A History of Storytelling in Video Games); being a halfway decent poet; and being able to balance on an exercise ball indefinitely. His failures are too numerous to list.
Apart from being a gaming buff, he loves: storytelling media in general, particularly films; post-modern literature; puns; root beer; and the-live action version of The Tick, which he maintains was better than the animated version, regardless of what everyone else thinks.
You can contact him at: aerothorn at gmail dawt com.
If you’re curious about his gaming tastes, check out his Darkadia profile:
hi dylan!
sweet blog.
(big hug)
marie
you can balance on an exercise ball INDEFINITELY??
I mean, eventually I would fall asleep. But for all intents and purposes, yes.
Hi Dylan,
I’m Sébastien, one of the three founders of Les Editions Pix’n Love. We’re a French publisher and, as you can see in our website, we’re 100% focused on videogames.
We read your book A Mind Forever Voyaging and found it very interesting.
We would be very glad to translate it and publish it for our country. I could not found a publisher for the piece I have here therefore I’m writing to you directly.
I would be glad to discuss it with you and thank you for the time you’d give to my request.
Best wishes,
Sébastien