Jon Ingold
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Jon Ingold is most known as the author of multiple influential interactive fiction works. He has been nominated for many XYZZY Awards and has won several as well.
He teaches mathematics at Highgate School.
[edit] Interactive fiction works
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- The Mulldoon Legacy (1999; winner of the XYZZY Award for Best Puzzles, nominated for Best Individual Puzzle, Best NPCs, Best Setting, Best Story and Best Game)
- Fail-Safe (1999; nominated for XYZZY Award for Best Individual NPC)
- My Angel (2000; winner of the XYZZY Award for Best Story, nominated for Best Individual NPC and Best Writing)
- All Roads (2001; winner of the Interactive Fiction Competition; winner of the XYZZY Awards for Best Game, Best Setting, Best Story, nominated for Best Individual Puzzle and Best Writing)
[edit] External links
- Jon Ingold at the Baf's Guide to the Interactive Fiction Archive
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