<p>Earlier this year, author Christine Love released a computer game called <em>Digital: A Love Story,</em> an interactive adventure based about BBSes, hacking, and science fiction. Taking place in 1988, Love created a game that took place one year before she was born, utilizing textfiles.com as a research source for historical fiction. Textfiles.com’s Jason Scott will interview Christine about the inspiration and creation of this game, what the BBS era offers as a story background, and a glimpse into how future generations will look at the hackers of today.</p>
<p> <strong> Christine Love </strong> is writer of all sorts of fiction, especially science fiction and romances, and an occasional professional programmer. She has studied ’80s hacking and computer culture only well after the fact, and perhaps romanticizes the era a little too much. When not writing novels or computer game narratives, she is a full time student of English literature and history, located just outside of Toronto. </p>
<p> <strong> Jason Scott </strong> is a computer historian known for either his website textfiles.com, his documentaries <em> BBS </em> and <em> Get Lamp, </em> his Twittering cat Sockington, his presentations and speeches at many different conventions, or his insistence on never shutting up. He lives a little north of here. </p>