books
GameDev.Net, soon available at your local bookstore
While it may sound strange to have a website on the shelves at the local Chapters or Barnes & Noble, the title is more or less true. That's because starting in January, many of the game development articles at GameDev.Net, plus a few new ones, will be showing up in book form, courtesy of Course PTR/Cengage Learning.
Coding4Fun: Soon at a bookstore near you
Perhaps you've heard of the Coding4Fun blog. Run by Brian Peek, it's full of interesting and fun programming projects that anyone can work on. Well, as you might know from reading my blog earlier this year, there's a Coding4Fun book on the way.
How can you read a book that hasn't been published?
Simple. You do a technical review.
A journey of a thousand pages begins with a single turn.
I had to go downtown today for a meeting with one of my college professors (or from some perspectives, ex-college professor, but I digress). While waiting for the GO Train back from Union Station, I saw a book, sitting all alone on one of the benches. Curious, I stepped closer, to find this sticker on the cover.
Hilarity in a Cave
On Boxing Day, as is tradition, I went downtown with my brothers to gawk at the goods on sale (and pick up a few at discount, generally at World's Biggest Bookstore and my favourite Toronto merchant, The Hairy Tarantula). This year I brought back with me an interesting book by Jim C. Hines called Goblin Quest.
This novel is amazing.


