Allan Moose, Atari Assembly Language Programmer's
Guide
Allan Moose was co-author of the book Atari Assembly Language
Programmer's Guide, which was published by Weber Systems in 1986.
He wrote the book with his wife and writing partner, Marian Lorenz.
She passed away in 1992. The two also wrote many articles
for...
Maurice Molyneaux was a game artist, Atari graphics animator,
and writer. He wrote articles for Video Games & Computer
Entertainment Magazine and A.N.A.L.O.G. Computing Magazine, and
wrote "The Animation Stand" column for ST-Log magazine.
Guy Ferrante worked for S&S Wholesalers, a Miami
Florida-based computer mail order company, where he was in charge
of creating magazine advertisements and managing the warehouse. He
also ran Star BBS, a bulletin board system based in South Florida,
for 11 years.
Lee Konowe was founder of American Software Club, a mail-order
software company. American Software Club sold software for CP/M,
Atari 8-bit, TRS-80, Apple II, IBM PC, Commodore 64, and other
platforms. It started out with a sort of Columbia House "software
of the month" model, where...
Robert Anschuetz, Eric Anschuetz, John Weisgberber,
Antic magazine games
Robert Anschuetz, Eric Anschuetz, and John Weisgberber are
childhood friends who published three games in Antic magazine:
Kooky's Quest was published in the February 1985 issue; Overflow in
July 1985; and Robot Dungeon was the "disk bonus" in the...