Yep, very pleased about that!

Thanks James! 😊

Such a brilliant conversation, could have been book-length by itself!

At some point I’ll do a thread that overviews the chapters in more detail, so watch this space. But for now, it is going to be an affordable(?!) academic textbook, and please ask your library to buy one!!

@tesswatty.bsky.social @murthynikhil.bsky.social @poppywilde.bsky.social @alexvandewalle.bsky.social @edvollans.bsky.social @times-new-roman.bsky.social @copperkeerthi.bsky.social & more not on BlueSky.

I am so grateful to my co-editors (& my @historygamesnet.bsky.social co-conspirators & friends) @doktornick.bsky.social @doni.bsky.social for being in this with me. And our contributors are such a stellar lineup, too: @hollynielsen.bsky.social @robehoughton.bsky.social @writegameread.bsky.social +

The book, really, is designed to be a starting point: a textbook that introduces students (and anyone else who’s keen, too) to a range of frameworks and lenses for studying history and games. It draws on academic researchers and game makers to explore key areas in theory and practice.

Not even a little bit..

This is great, Reid. Have been talking about this stuff with my students this year, so I’ll recommend this to them as a reading!

This.