Graham Nelson

Graham Nelson is one of the most renowned and respected figures in the IF community.

Author Credits

Deja Vu (1993). One of the earliest things to be compiled in Inform.
Balances (1994).
Curses! (1994).
Jigsaw (1995).
The Meteor, The Stone And A Long Glass Of Sherbet (1996), for IF Comp 1996 (1st place). Was a finalist for Best Individual Puzzle, Best Puzzles, Best Writing, and Best Game at the XYZZY Awards 1996.
The Tempest (1997), for IF Comp 1997 (25th place). Winner for Best Use of Medium at the XYZZY Awards 1997.
Time and Dwarves (1998).

(His accomplishments in creating the Inform language.)
Games ported: Adventure, Adventureland, Crobe, Fyleet, and Quest for the Sangraal.
(His work as a theorist and essayist.)
(The Inform Designers Manual.)