Alexander Holmes is a writer that bridges the space between play, games, story, culture, and philosophy. By presenting analytical works that connect the experience of playing a game, the art of making a game, and the inherently dialectical activity of philosophy, his works demonstrate how games can intuitively teach philosophy without the need for formal education. Thus preserving the appeal of philosophy for future generations in ways that are both approachable and fun.

His bibliography currently includes three works: "Controller Revolution: Why Video Games Are The Future of Philosophy," "LudoLectic: The Gospel of Game Literacy," and “All Puppets Are Bastards: Liberty & Labor in the Age of A.I.”

Look forward to his upcoming book: "Perfect Parser: Dialogue & Dialectic in Video Games"