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Aug 18, 2015 | ISBN 9781101873304

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Praise

“Fascinating. If you want some interesting, adult takes on aspects your favorite hobby, this is worth picking up.” –Felicia Day, author of You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) and creator of The Guild

“Even those who doubt the editors’ claim that “video games have come to play a vital role in modern human civilization” will be enthralled by these 26 stories (most of which are original to this volume). . . . Wilson and Adams have assembled a provocative assortment of thoughtful stories, making a valuable contribution to ongoing conversations about the future directions of video gaming.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“Sci-fi fans will find [Press Start to Play] well worth their while” —Kirkus Reviews

Table Of Contents

God Mode
Daniel H. Wilson
 
NPC
Charles Yu
 
Respawn
Hiroshi Sakurazaka 
 
Desert Walk
S.R. Mastrantone
 
Rat Catcher’s Yellows
Charlie Jane Anders
 
1UP
Holly Black
 
Survival Horror
Seanan McGuire
 
Real
Django Wexler
 
Outliers
Nicole Feldringer
 
< end game >
Chris Avellone
 
Save Me Plz
David Barr Kirtley
 
The Relive Box
T.C. Boyle
 
Roguelike
Marc Laidlaw
 
All of the People in Your Party Have Died
Robin Wasserman
 
Recoil!
Micky Neilson

Anda’s Game

Cory Doctorow
 
Coma Kings
Jessica Barber
 
Stats
Marguerite K. Bennett
 
Please Continue
Chris Kluwe
 
Creation Screen
Rhianna Pratchett
 
The Fresh Prince of Gamma World
Austin Grossman
 
Gamer’s End
Yoon Ha Lee
 
The Clockwork Soldier
Ken Liu
 
Killswitch
Catherynne M. Valente
 
Twarrior
Andy Weir
 
Select Character
Hugh Howey

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