The Fanatic’s Guide to Computers by Roland Fiddy (published late 1980s, Ravette Books) is a lighthearted illustrated book that pokes fun at the rise of personal computing. Known for his cartoon humor, Fiddy uses witty drawings and satirical commentary to lampoon the jargon, frustrations, and quirks of early computer culture. The book captures the anxieties and absurdities of the digital age as it was emerging, making it both a nostalgic artifact and a humorous take on technology.