David Hodgson
Recently, David Hodgson has announced that he is busy writing a book, which will unveil tricks and trips of how to make careers in video games. The book to be published by Random House is scheduled to hit the racks on September 2006. Penny Arcade, the renowned artist will work as the illustrator for the book.
Hodgson says he is writing this book so that someone outside the industry can a get a job in the gaming industry. The writer and his team are currently assembling a large number of interviews from developers around the gaming world which includes people from all sphere of the gaming industry.
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