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Lucky Wander Boy is the 2003 debut novel by D. B. Weiss. The book's official website describes the work as: "A novel of video game addiction, Hollywood serfdom, ill-fated romance and extremely misguided notions about Japan, Lucky Wander Boy marks the debut of an original new voice that will captivate wanderers of every description."
- D. B. Weiss
- 2003
D. B. Weiss ist ein US-amerikanischer Buch- und Drehbuchautor. Sein Debütroman Lucky Wander Boy handelt thematisch von Videospielen. Seitdem wurde er in Verbindung mit Adaptionen von diversen Science-Fiction- und Fantasygeschichten gebracht.
5. Okt. 2020 · Lucky Wander Boy by Weiss, D. B. Publication date 2003 Topics Young men -- Fiction, Video games -- Fiction Publisher New York : Plume Collection internetarchivebooks; printdisabled; inlibrary Contributor Internet Archive Language English ...
1. Jan. 2003 · Lucky Wander Boy. D.B. Weiss. 3.50. 644 ratings75 reviews. Adam Pennyman is ruled by an obsession of his own creation: the Catalogue of Obsolete Entertainments, an encyclopedic directory referencing every video game ever played.
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25. Mai 2024 · Along with his collaborator David Benioff, he is best known as screenwriter, executive producer, and sometimes director of Game of Thrones, the HBO adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s series of books. His 2003 debut novel, Lucky Wander Boy, is themed around video games.
Adam Pennyman is ruled by an obsession of his own creation: the Catalogue of Obsolete Entertainments, an encyclopedic directory referencing every video game ever played. But his chronicling hits a snag when Adam realizes that no matter where he looks, he can find nothing about “Lucky Wander Boy,” the game that meant the world to him as a ...
25. Feb. 2003 · Soon Adam embarks on a journey through the corporate sprawl of Hollywood that will ultimately lead him to the game’s beautiful creator, Araki Itachi. But even with the help of a plucky fellow game-head named Clio, such a reckless expedition will require the agility of Pac-Man, the nerves of Mario, and the tenacity of Frogger.
- D. Weiss
