Charlie Fish

Death By Scrabble

Adrian Tchaikovsky

Harry Manners

L. White

Zachary O'Shea

Jason Lairamore

Harper Hull

Angel Callido

Wednesday Silverwood

Madga Knight

Hell has invaded Earth and happy endings are a thing long since forgotten.The ten stories in Carnage: After the End - Volume 2 tell of the frighteningly horrific and cruel lives the survivors must face. Each one takes us to a place where humanity's stragglers are forced to battle for their very existence against their own grim reality; creatures from different worlds or times, individuals or groups of miscreants who feed on the fear of the weak, and even the terrifying threat of unknown bacterial organisms. Their will to go on diminishing among the tatters of the civilization they once knew.In a world where society has collapsed and terror lurks around every corner, no one can be trusted and nothing can be taken for granted.The Apocalypse has come, leaving in its wake small pockets of survivors battling to stay alive; each carving out a new beginning for mankind...

Carnage: After the End -

This book is a potted history of video games, telling all the rollercoaster stories of this fascinating young industry that’s now twice as big globally than the film and music industries combined. Each chapter explores the history of video games through a different lens, giving a uniquely well-rounded overview. Packed with pictures and stats, this book is for video gamers nostalgic for the good old days of gaming, and young gamers curious about how it all began. If you’ve ever enjoyed a video game, or you just want to see what all the fuss is about, this book is for you. There are stories about the experimental games of the 1950s and 1960s; the advent of home gaming in the 1970s; the explosion – and implosion – of arcade gaming in the 1980s; the console wars of the 1990s; the growth of online and mobile games in the 2000s; and we get right up to date with the 2010s, including such cultural phenomena as twitch.tv, the Gamergate scandal, and Fortnite. But rather than telling the whole story from beginning to end, each chapter covers the history of video games from a different angle: platforms and technology, people and personalities, companies and capitalism, gender and representation, culture, community, and finally the games themselves.

The History of Video Games

Charlie Fish

Books

Your next favorite book is out there