Really enjoying this book. Wish there was a Kindle edition.

I also wish the author had done the meta work of making the book feel a bit like a quest, since that's what he advocates for games. (It does have exercises and appendices, which makes the book a somewhat more active experience.)

And speaking of Kindle, when is that platform going to act like the computer that it is, so that real quest books can come about?

"Excellent, some piece of technology that can magically make my problem go away without me expending any effort to try and actually solve it."

That's how we ended up with all these fucking computers in the first place.

KFG