POSTAL, a Boss Fight Books nonfiction title by Brock Wilbur & Nathan Rabin, reviewed by Andrew Rihn

Postal, by Brock Wilbur & Nathan Rubin. Los Angeles, California: Boss Fight Books, April 2020. 176 pages. $14.95, paper. Postal … More

Review: KINGDOM HEARTS II by Alexa Ray Corriea

In the final hours of the Square Enix game Kingdom Hearts II, a bad boy named Axel sacrifices himself in … More

Soft & Cuddly (1987) and its predecessor Go to Hell (1985) were horror games published on cassette tapes for what … More

Boss Fight Books, created in 2013, is a publishing house for creative nonfiction books on video games from classics like … More

When I was about eight or nine, I swore to God that I would read my entire Precious Moments Bible. … More

Once a year, I drive an hour and a half to get pictures with some old wrestlers in Waterloo, … More

Growing up, I was obsessed with starting clubs. I was also terrible at getting people to actually join them. My … More

“Playing a Mario game is about finding secrets,” Jon Irwin writes in Super Mario Bros. 2, the final installment in … More

Dave Anthony’s proposal at an address to The Atlantic Council on October 1st that we install plainclothes soldiers into schools has … More

Let’s say you’re interested in reading a book on Galaga. Remember Galaga? Let’s say you’re a lifelong fan of the … More

My hat goes off to Michael P. Williams immediately, for it is nothing but ambitious to write on Chrono Trigger. … More

EarthBound—and I mean the videogame here, not the store—was released stateside for the SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) in 1995. … More