Tell us what happened in your mind between those two points. Enjoy!ġ) One day you had the idea for Boss Fight Books, and the day before you didn’t. In celebration of Boss Fight Books series 3, I decided to ask Durham a few good questions, and a lot of very awful ones. The Kickstarter is clearly in no danger of not being funded, but if you’re interested in the series at all, now is the time to pledge and get the entire set at a nice discount. That’s the result of a lot of satisfied readers. I’m far from alone in thinking that Boss Fight recently launched a Kickstarter for its third series of titles, including books on Mega Man 3, Katamari Damacy, and Kingdom Hearts II, and as of this writing it’s at about $30,000 of its $5,000 goal. If that sounds like a gushing introduction, it’s only because the series has undoubtedly earned it.
Depending upon the title you could read about somebody’s childhood, design theory, personal identity, or theological grappling…all through the filter of that author’s game of choice.īut whatever the game at the heart of the book, whomever the author writing it, you’re in for a thrillingly unique reading experience, and one that’s immensely rewarding. Gabe Durham is the brains (officially the publisher / series editor, but, whatever, brains) behind Boss Fight Books, an excellent series about video games that spans authors, generations, and genres. Zachary Kaplan on Housekeeping post: Nov.Julian Katris Do on Housekeeping post: Nov.Zing on How to assemble the soundtrack of Death Stranding.
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