Peter Stein

Peter – born in the '80s and blessed with a highly selective short-term memory – once pretended to study communication psychology. In reality, he mostly spent his time playing video games (and wasn’t even particularly good at them…). Somehow, though, he still managed to sneak his way into the gaming industry. (Editor’s note: So much for “You’ll never make money playing games” – ha, take that, Mom!)

But since video games are obviously "evil" – wink, wink, WINK – and Peter, as a father, is now expected to set a good example (read: under protest), he needed something more respectable: books. Admittedly, reading was never really his thing, which might explain why his works have about as much in common with classic literature as he does with Shakespeare.