FAT MEDIA: 

• Alex Brandon interviews George for Mix Magazine in an article titled Let's Play Peek-a-Boo.
• George has a blog on O'Reilly. It's philosophy, technology, progress, process and fun. Maybe the fun comes first.
• The Escapist has published a profile of George, beautifully written by Allen Varney.
• The Art of Digital music is a wonderful book by David Battino and Kelli Richards. It includes interviews with 56 "visionary artists", including George.
• "In the midst of the consumer-driven development chaos of the time, one rational voice stands out in the Austin noise barrage." Well, that's what the Austin Chronicle says, anyway.
• The Rise and Fall of Game Audio, on Armchair Arcade. Just read it.
• Here's a lovely review of George's book, The Fat Man on Game Audio: Tasty Morsels of Sonic Goodness.
• GameZone Interviews Game Audio Revolutionist “The Fat Man”
• Here's a typically charming interview with Fat on GamePro.
• Video Game Music Archive includes George as one of three notable game music composers in a detailed paper on game music written by Eric Pidkameny.
• George has penned "Un-Asked-For Advice For The Aspiring Game Audio Guy" for Gamasutra.
• The January, 2002, GIG Spotlight article at GIGnews.com is Interview With the Goddess: A Chat With George "The Fat Man" Sanger
• Gamasutra has posted a feature on The Fat Man. It's loaded with fun info and tunes.
• Team Fat's Albums lovingly described by our record company, Haight-Masonic Laboratories.

• The Austin Game Developers Conference has an audio track that adresses the needs of established game audio professionals. All sessions are required to be at an intermediate or advanced level. George is on the advisory board.
• The University of Texas is creating a Videogame Archive. George is a member of the small group that helped get this project off the ground.
• BEAM Foundation fosters electronic music that exemplifies the tools and aesthetic of the 21st Century. George is on the board of directors.
• George is a member of the band, The Captains of the Chess Team. All band members are required to have day jobs in the games industry. Nerds rock!
• For news, reviews, and general information about game music, visit music4games.net.
• FMR, home of the "Really Nice Compressor."  Made by our friend Mark McQuilkin, it's the best audio compressor you can get for under $2000, and it's $199.  Only in Texas.
• Realtime is the company of Dave Warhol, The Man Who Discovered The Fat Man 3 Times.
• Here is the homepage of the IASIG (Interactive Audio Special Interest Group).
• Don't miss Bobby Prince's page--He's a great composer and a good friend!
• Funk Logic: Here's a company whose product does precisely what is claimed.  The Fat Man cashes in one credibility point by endorsing them.
• Staufmansion-line is a nice fan site for The 7th Guest and 11th Hour.
• Here is a still from The 7th Guest that shows a picture of the Fat Man in the game's portrait gallery.
• Aftermath Media is where brilliant guys Rob Landeros and Dave Wheeler went after Trilobyte.