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==Game Appearances==
==Game Appearances==
As an NPC:
* ''[[The Cabal]]'' ([[Stephen Bond]]; 2004; Z-code).
As a reference:
As a reference:
* ''[[Basket of Destiny]]'' ([[John Cater]]; 14-Mar-2001; Z-code). [[Speed-IF 15]]. A cardboard cutout of Graham Nelson blocks the entrance to a TV studio.
* ''[[Basket of Destiny]]'' ([[John Cater]]; 14-Mar-2001; Z-code). [[Speed-IF 15]]. A cardboard cutout of Graham Nelson blocks the entrance to a TV studio.

Revision as of 12:59, 16 December 2006

Graham Nelson, a mathematician and poet, is one of the central figures of the IF community. He helped to reverse-engineer and expand a portable virtual machine, and created a free programming language and compiler for IF. He has also written several influential essays, a well-respected programming manual, and one of the most widely-distributed games in the IF community.

Author Credits

Porting Credits

Tech Credits

Review and Article Credits

  • "The Craft of the Adventure." 2nd ed. The IF Archive, 1995.
  • "On Jigsaw and I." XYXXYnews #6. The IF Archive and Bran Muffin Communications, 1995.

Other Credits

Game Appearances

As an NPC:

As a reference:

Links

Interviews