From Pixels to Prose: What Video Games Taught Me About Storytelling - Paperback
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by Nadia Oxford (Author), Justin Severson (Editor), Brian Riggsbee (Editor in Chief)
In From Pixels to Prose: What Video Games Taught Me About Storytelling writer and games journalist Nadia Oxford traces how a lifetime spent in digital worlds shaped her craft and her understanding of narrative. From the pixelated drama of Donkey Kong to the emotional depths of Final Fantasy VI and Dragon Quest III, Oxford reveals how video games taught her about character, conflict, and the art of worldbuilding.
Blending humor, cultural insight, and personal history, From Pixels to Prose is a love letter to classic gaming and a testament to the stories hidden in our cartridges and childhoods. Oxford's reflections will make you laugh, think, and see video game stories in a whole new light.
- Written by Nadia Oxford
- Edited by Justin Severson
- Foreword by Jeremy Parish
- Cover by Philip Summers
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