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Leigh Alexander (journalist)
Leigh Alexander (born October 22, 1981) is an American journalist and author. She is the former Editor-at-Large and News Editor for Gamasutra, and the current Editor-in-Chief for the revived BoingBoing website Offworld.
==Career==
Offworld was launched on March 9, 2015 by Alexander and games journalist Laura Hudson. Offworld is a gaming site with a focus on diversity and inclusiveness within the gaming community. The site features editorials, news pieces, and articles from guest writers, such as video game developer Zoë Quinn.
Her writing has appeared in ''Variety'', the ''Los Angeles Times'', Kotaku, Polygon, ''Vice'', ''Edge'', ''The Guardian'', ''The Atlantic'' and ''Time''. She also produces a video series called "Lo-Fi Let's Play", in which she plays and comments on adventure games from the 1980s.
Alexander has written two books about video games: ''Breathing Machine'', about growing up with gaming and the nascent Internet, and ''Clipping Through'', about life in the games industry as viewed through the lens of the Game Developers Conference. On February 14, 2015 Alexander released an illustrated short story, ''Mona''. The book features illustrations by Emily Carroll. Alexander also recorded an audiobook version of ''Mona'' herself. Alexander cites the video game Silent Hill 2 as an inspiration.
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