Stuff that doesn’t quite fit anywhere else.
For anyone at U Penn/Wharton, I’ll be a guest at Prof. Yoram Wind’s class on “creativity” at 10am on Tuesday morning, via videoconference. My understanding is that the lecture is open to any members of the U Penn community.
Stay tuned for news on a PARC Forum as well…
I saw over at Kim Pallister’s blog that apparently this is a bit of meme right now.
I don’t think I can remember all the cities I stayed overnight in. 😛
San Diego, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Cambria, CA
San Francisco, CA (a lot)
San Jose, CA
Jacksonville, FL
Seoul, Korea
Taipei, Taiwan
Bloomington, IN
Austin, TX
Seattle, WA
Dana Point, CA
Redondo Beach, CA
Selma, CA
Most of those were conferences…
Kim did say
Theory of Fun for Game Design by Raph Koster. Awesome book. 5/5. Must buy. Go now.
…so that’s gonna go on the book’s website at some point. 🙂 Endorsements: gotta catch ’em all!
Time for another monthly report, my way of letting you know how the site is going!
We’re up on visits since last month, with around 1700 visitors a day or so. There were 12000 unique visitors, same as last month. A lot more visits, perhaps reflecting the increase in comment activity. Up by over 25%. The biggest day was actually December 1st, so maybe the blog is getting more boring?
Only 97 people listened to the mp3s I put up. *sigh*
raphkoster_rss – Syndicated Account is the way to get to it, I think.
Though I must admit I have no idea how to do anything with LiveJournal.
Current readers: two. Whee! I have a ways to go to catch up to Neil Gaiman. 🙂
I have here three reviews of A Theory of Fun written in Korean, and I don’t know what they say. I’d very much like to know, and also to post the reviews on the book’s website.
If there’s anyone out there willing to translate them, I’d very much appreciate it. The blog readers map doesn’t show anyone in Korea, but after all, we know most of the readers haven’t put their markers on that yet. 🙂
