[Jennifer deWinter speaking]: So Raiford Guins is fantastic. Carly Kocurek should be having a new book come out with University of Minnesota Press. University of Minnesota Press’s lineup is actually fairly impressive; they're doing a critical cultural studies approach to game studies. Randy Nichols will be having a new book coming out soon on the video game industry which has a very international focus and doing important things in terms of a critical Marxist analysis of the game industry. Judd Ruggill and Ken McAllister will be having a new book come out on Tempest soon. For Mark Wolf and Bernard Perron’s series on … in landmark games [the Landmark Video Games series at the University of Michigan Press]. And so that’s adding to an important corpus that analyzes specific games that … that we have a dearth of that in our field.  Laine Nooney is a graduate student at Stony Brook who’s fantastic; she just did her dissertation on Roberta Williams and the kitchen and the home in domestic space and that … the intersection of that within history. Within the LGI community, they’re such stellar scholars: Ryan Moeller, Ken McAllister, Judd Ruggill, Mark Ouellette, Jason Thompson, Stephanie Vie, Kevin Moberly, Rolf Nohr, and his fantastic graduate students who change every year and always blow my mind away. Yeah … just, just a terrific emerging community… oh, and Nina Huntemann's work is fantastic and she's been doing a lot to add feminist theory in a meaningful way to game studies. And of course there's the old standbys, right? Mia Consolvo continues to be an impressive force. Stephen Conway’s a rising star. Yeah, there’s stuff to be … stuff to be read.