Lee Sheldon

Posted by Philip Jong.
First posted on 06 April 2007. Last updated on 13 December 2009.
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Lee Sheldon is an award winning writer and a triple threat in the truest sense. His past and current works span across television, books, and video games. As a scriptwriter, his television credits include (amongst others) Charlie's Angels, Quincy, Cagney & Lacey, Edge of Night, Snoops, Another World, and even Star Trek: The Next Generation. As a book author, his works include the fiction novel…

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In June 2009, I attended a panel on Game Writing at the Games in Education Summit at Carnegie Mellon University's ETC. Lee Sheldon contributed some real zingers of wisdom on that panel, and I was very pleased to find this interview with him. Thank you for sharing it.

It's a very good read and I hope to track down some of the games that Lee worked on. As a fellow game designer, I appreciate his quest to take on exciting new projects that instigate learning and growth (in all participants!).

Bill Sabram
independent game designer

United States By Bill Sabram • On 27 July 2009 • From Lynn, MA

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Very interesting article. Despite its drawbacks, orient Express was a very thrilling game to play (at least for someone who's never read any of her books). Any problems I did have with the game were the technical sides, and the storytelling itself was masterful (I don't know whether to congratulate Agasta for that though).

I do like this person's theory to good storytelling and games 'Build upon the lessons of the past to create the storytelling of the future.'

This is one of the factors why I believe adventures are failing, not learning by lessons, not trying hard to reinvent.

Europe By Stefan L • On 08 April 2007 • From England