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5 Must-read books for interactive content designers

Although the all mighty internet provides guides, tutorials and blogs galore; sometimes nothing beats a good book.  I've come across several great reads and thought I'd share them with the masses.  Some you may know, some you may have even read; but check out the list and seriously think about getting hold of these titles.

Let me know what your favourite reads are and if you've had any good/bad experiences with the above titles!
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The author - Nathan Hornby

Nathan Hornby is a professional UX designer living and working in London, UK.
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  1. monkeybusiness
    November 16th, 2009 - 01:21

    Great list; I’ve read a couple of the titles myself, will have to check out the others!


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