Tato autorka se proslavila jako nezávislá herní kritička, která se nebojí pronikat do témat, o kterých se PR týmy zdráhající se mluvit. Jejím zájmem jsou jak podivné nezávislé hry, tak rozsáhlé japonské RPG. Neustále hledá poutavé příběhy ze světa her, jejích tvůrců a osudy, které je provázejí až na pulty obchodů. Její práce se vyznačuje hlubokým zájmem o uměleckou hodnotu videoher a odhalováním skrytých zákulisních informací.
A beautifully illustrated picture book for young children about gender dysphoria, explaining what it is and how to deal with it. It contains a monster-themed short story and an accompanying guide for parents with terminology, the author's experiences, and further information.
A ground-breaking memoir that explores how the author's gender identity and sexuality interrelate with her autism diagnosis. It follows the author from childhood through to her late twenties and includes wide-ranging essays on autism and gender.
An illustrated compendium and critique of the most beautiful, bulbous and downright dangerous video game butts
Laura Kate Dale and 15 contributors from across the world open the door and look in on the candid, intimate moments that celebrates what it means to feel autistic joy.
Supremacy Software is the world's largest video-game developer and publisher. If you've played games, you've played one of theirs at some point. They're the shining light, a dream job for many aspiring game developers. Who Hunts the Whale? tells the story of a newly hired PA taking a seat in the executive boardroom. An out-of-towner who risked it all to come to the big city and live her dream of working for a company she's idolised for years. But she soon discovers the cynical side of things. Stolen ideas, long hours, managerial impropriety - will she risk her ideal career and take a stand for those who dare not speak, or keep quiet in the face of a powerful, litigious corporation? Written by industry insider Laura Kate Dale and (small 'g') gamer Jane Aerith Magnet, Who Hunts the Whale? takes a witty, satirical look at the human cost of a rapacious market that must constantly be fed new content.