The Indie Mine Staff
These are the intrepid journalists dedicated to bringing you the latest indie-centric articles covering a wide array of entertainment categories.
Brandon
Brandon is the founder and managing director of The Indie Mine in his free time. By day, he's a software developer in the healthcare industry. His preferred medium is video games and he's not shy about his support for the indie development community. You can follow him on Twitter @TheIndieMine.
Daniel
Daniel has been a frequent writer for gaming websites and the odd magazine for the last few years. With a strong passion for online gaming, he likes to know every bit of current news and on MMOs in particular.
Elijah
Elijah once came home from school and excitedly asked his mother "That Nintendo there, did we rent it?" She replied "Nope! We bought it!" He has been in love with video games ever since. His video game accomplishments include completing Super Meat Boy, Bit.Trip Runner, FTL on normal, Zelda II, and getting 182 lines in Tetris on the NES.
Kendrick
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Alan
A medieval historian by training, Alan tries by day to balance impending doctoral research with branching into freelance journalism. He brings to bear his 25+ years of gaming experience to promote overlooked quality games and occasionally wax philosophical about the industry. Alan can forgive flaws, but is merciless with those games that have no respect for their audience. In addition to The Indie Mine, he reviews Xbox Live indie releases on his blog, www.theindieocean.com, and can be followed on Twitter @AlanWithTea
Joseph
With a Master’s in Literacy and B.S. in Education, Joe might not be the typical gamer. However, his love of creating and his personal inquiry into computer science and interactive media have allowed Joe to utilize these skill in the classroom. He has always enjoyed creating amateur games and programs and he’s now taken the leap into the indie scene. As the lead programmer for EpicVessel Gamers, he is continuously seeking to expand his knowledge and understanding of games. He also enjoys finding, playing and writing about anything indie. He finds the creative process of independent developers or small teams to be fascinating.
Mark
BA(Hons) in Game Cultures - Southbank University Freelance Writer Poor Musician
Adam
Adam Glasgow may be a wage slave by day, but at night he has a great time reading, watching movies, and playing video games.
Jason
Jason Robinson received his B.A. in English from the University of California, Riverside. He is a personal blogger and an aspiring freelance writer whose literary interests range from High Fantasy to Victorian Lit. His blog at fatespastelpainting.wordpress.com is anything but focused, which is entirely apparent from post to post. A once hard-core gamer turned casual, Jason still very much enjoys playing video games and is looking to the Indie scene for the new classics in an industry full of ever growing creativity.
Leon
Greetings from the frozen north of Canada! The name is Leon and I hail from the cold and isolated regions of northern Canada. When I am not completing my University studies in Computer Science, I am spending copious amounts of time either reading, fishing, or playing video games. I love horror, RPGs, simulations, and survival based games, but I will play just about anything that catches my interest.
Mark
Mark McAvoy used to beat his older brother at Joust on the Atari 2600. Now he writes about games and hosts a podcast called Super Gamer.
Matthew
Experiencing the infinite experiences of digital simulacra/ Likes movies... games. I review movies on my own blog at www.matthew-tompkins.com/blog
Oliver
I like ultimate frisbee, writing, and of course games.
Sue
Sue is currently taking a games development course at Temasek polytechnic and hopes to be either a game designer or video game journalist someday. He is hopelessly addicted to the football manager series and uses it as a form of escape from actual football played by his favourite club , Aston Villa
