BK: I don't recommend it to anyone. It's my vice and I ask only that other people leave me and Bill Maher alone.

RF: So what are you up to these days besides writing great books?

BK: Well, I still get called in to consult and even to do seminars with development groups, but I sign so many NDAs regarding that stuff I don't think I can actually talk about it. You can read my stuff at the Go POSTAL site by visiting the Newsletter where I write as both "The Gimp" and under my old Game Doctor moniker. I got a LOT of interview requests coming off the book and I'm actually doing some research now on a couple of potential products. I also wrote my first novel recently (it's not sci-fi and its setting predates the arrival of Pong by a year) but I do that under another name because they're really a totally different thing and I wouldn't want to confuse people. Besides, pseudonyms have been berry, berry good to me. I'm also working with a local filmmaker on something that I believe will make a major splash on the festival scene. And other stuff, but that's enough, I think, for now.

RF: Very good! Any plans for another book on gaming?

BK: It IS possible. Actually, my wife Laurie Yates and I were already working on a textbook for game design instruction when the Game Doctor book came along. Since then, the textbook idea has sort of morphed again but I'd say yes, there's a very good chance you'll see another game-related book from me within the next, say, three to four years.

RF: I can't wait.

Thanks a lot Bill for doing the interview. Remember to pick up Confessions of the Game Doctor at Rolenta Press. You can thank me later.