…glad you Googled my name.
I assume that you’ve come here seeking a little information on one Jeffrey L. Wilson. Unfortunately, there are a lot of Jeffrey L. Wilsons on the Web, so I hope that I can help you learn about this one.
Let’s start from the top: I write about PC, Mac, and Mobile software. Video games, too.
I was a geek before I recognized that I was a geek. I built model airplanes, robots, and even attempted to construct a rudimentary computer form a metal Band-Aid case and rubber bands. Hey, I was six years old and didn’t have a functional understanding of technology. According to the lovely, wise internet denizens, I still don’t.
Still, my love for all things shiny and digital–despite such obvious technological shortcomings–lead to jobs penning gadget- and video game-related nerd-copy for E-Gear, Game Theory with Scott Steinberg, Laptop, LifeStyler, Parenting, PC Magazine, Sync, Wise Bread, and WWE.
I also gab about video games and the related nerd culture at my gaming site, 2D-X, the lead product of my company Second Dimension Entertainment. My team and I attend E3, New York Comic Con, PAX East, and other nerd-events because, well, we’re a collection of big ol’ geeks.
When I’m not nerding out, you can find me at a bar sampling foreign beers, listening to European trip-hop, or on social networks doing social networky things. Okay, that last one’s a little nerdy.
I’m a Brooklyn College graduate with a B.A. in English Literature. But I wasn’t cool enough to play the steps in front of Boylan Hall.
