Kay Savetz giving a presentation beside a laptop, with an Atari logo projected behind them.

Kay Savetz

(formerly Kevin Savetz)
web publisher • Atari historian • archivist
 

About

Kay is owner of Savetz Publishing, a web site publishing company, where they operate more than 100 useful little web sites.

Kay is also program manager, special collections at Internet Archive, where they curate the Digital Library of Amateur Radio & Communications.

They are co-host of Antic: The Atari 8-Bit Podcast, where they have published more than 450 oral history interviews with people involved with the early home computer industry; and Eaten By A Grue, a podcast about interactive fiction. They are author of several technology books, including Terrible Nerd, a memoir.

They live in Oregon.

 

Projects

ANTIC
Eaten By A Grue
FreePrintable.net
FaxZero
The Internet Archive Research Assistant
Digital Library of Amateur Radio & Communications
 

Writing

Articles & writing clips at Internet Archive (1992-present)
Selected 1992-2005 magazine/newspaper articles
2012 memoir: Terrible Nerd
1996 book: MBONE: Multicasting Tomorrow's Internet
(also at Internet Archive)
1994 best-selling book: Your Internet Consultant—The FAQs of Life Online
(also at Internet Archive)
1994 book (unpublished): Internet Top Ten Lists
 

Legacy Projects

Kay's Twitter posts 2007-2022, RIP Twitter
Fifi's Big Adventure, 2023 NaNoGenMo
Scantastix, scanning project 2019-2025
FAQ: How can I send a fax from the Internet?, 1994-2014
1997 Unofficial Internet Book List
Known Users, Sequoia Macintosh Users Group newsletter, 1987-1994
1995 web page: Fridge Magnets
1995 web page: Foam Bath Fish Time
1995 web page: 75 Years of Band-Aid
 

Retrocomputing Projects

FujiGrid mac app
Newsbytes News Network archive computer news 1983 to 2002
Classic Computer Magazine Archive, since 1996
AtariArchives.org, since 2000
FlightSimBooks.com, since 2005
Jumpman Level Editor (2026)
Print Shop Camera for Apple II • Atari (2026)
The “Star” Arabic Atari 65 XE (1999)
 
Email: kay @ savetz.com
© 2026 Kay Savetz.