Teaching to Fish - Raph Koster

"I ended up doing a bit on game grammar, but focusing more on the fact that given the breadth of the field, it is important that practitioners know what sort of thing they are making, and use the right tools for the job. And that they take their field seriously, study the relevant literature from both games and the countless other disciplines that interact with and impinge upon games." Raph Koster

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Please, can anyone write down authors and books Raph called in the end of QA? Mainly names, since it's hard to catch them up by hearing, to Google or buy them later.

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Thinking Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman
Sources of Power, Gary Klein
Game Feel, Steve Swink
Duncan Watts or Albert Lazslo-Barabasi on graph theory
Jared Diamond's books
Edward Tufte's books
Joseph Campbell -- though I did a blog post just on the writing books that I recommend here: www.raphkoster.com/2016/03/05/books-on-writing/
Flow, Csikszentmihalyi
K Anders Ericsson

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Raph Koster Thanks, Raph!
PS. I'm your fan :)

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finally!