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The Atari ST and the Creative People vol. 2
Hi there,
the next attempt is on Kickstarter now.
If you are an old scener, gamer or just an admirer of the Atari ST demoscene, come by and visit my campaign at:
http://kck.st/2jNMse1
I have tons of new informations on the timespan between 1991–1993/94. It’s not exactly determined were the book will end.
But I know you will be very surprised that I got another batch of secretive insights from industry guru Marc Rosocha. Other than that this book will be the heart of the series, with actually over 30 persons take part with their experiences and memories.
It will be so condensed that if it would be a zip-file and you unpack it, you suddenly would lying on the ground – buried under a wagonload of pages. :lol:
Volume 2 is called BEYOND THE BORDERS and goes beyond – in every aspect. This volume not only presents some of the best artistic works on Atari’s 16-bit computers, but also gives the readers a chance to experience the downfall of the home computer industry from an Atari perspective.
Come over to just have a look! :cheers:
Best regards,
Marco
[Submitted by Marco Breddin]
the next attempt is on Kickstarter now.
If you are an old scener, gamer or just an admirer of the Atari ST demoscene, come by and visit my campaign at:
http://kck.st/2jNMse1
I have tons of new informations on the timespan between 1991–1993/94. It’s not exactly determined were the book will end.
But I know you will be very surprised that I got another batch of secretive insights from industry guru Marc Rosocha. Other than that this book will be the heart of the series, with actually over 30 persons take part with their experiences and memories.
It will be so condensed that if it would be a zip-file and you unpack it, you suddenly would lying on the ground – buried under a wagonload of pages. :lol:
Volume 2 is called BEYOND THE BORDERS and goes beyond – in every aspect. This volume not only presents some of the best artistic works on Atari’s 16-bit computers, but also gives the readers a chance to experience the downfall of the home computer industry from an Atari perspective.
Come over to just have a look! :cheers:
Best regards,
Marco
[Submitted by Marco Breddin]
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