1939 New York World's Fair Book Launch

My newest book, 1939 New York World's Fair: A Century of Progress in Photographs launched on Amazon.com yesterday. 266 pages of photographs and commentary about this remarkable historic event that took place in New York City during the outbreak of World War II.

1939 New York World's Fair: The World of Tomorrow in Photographs 

I have been working on this project all year and am pleased to see it in print and digital, finally! I am also releasing a complimentary documentary film called "A Good Time at the 1939 New York World's Fair" in a week.*

*The film will be exclusive to classicgameroom.com and 1939film.com through November, the digital release may be on Amazon at end of year for rent and purchase.

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It would be an understatement to say that I've been busy lately but it's all good. Some things have gone well, other things have not done as well, and there's been a few good surprises here and there. 

CGR 20TH and the CGR 2085 video releases are going on on schedule - shipments begin on November 4th.  Digital download versions release next week. They both turned out great (and I'm not always pleased with my work, so I mean it.) If you buy them and like them please spread the word.

80sComics.com has turned out much better than expected and the website is off to a great start, and the videos are doing pretty well too and I'm eyeing up a book project based on it (probably not this year.) I think there's something to be said for getting away from video games and getting back into art and creativity - the world needs more of that.

I'm hoping to dive back into Magnum Skywolf full speed ahead next week, I don't know if it'll make 2019 but it'll at least be really early 2020. Omega Ronin and Robot Kitten Factory are in the same situation - on the way.

I'l keep you posted with updates as I have them. In the meantime, I'm banging the shit out of social media for the next month so join one of my many Instagram, TikTok, or Twitter accounts and share with the world.  80sComics, RobotKittenFactory, and the usual ClassicGameRoom!

Mark