Campbell Wild springs to mind. He stomped Adrift out of the ground pretty much solo.
While Adrift gets a lot of bad press, it’s still an amazingly intuitive and versatile IF-system. When handled with care, it can deliver great games.
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They will also be added, thank you!
Seconded.
Edit: @pinkunz. I jumped the gun on this. You had already replied to say you would add those to the list.
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Noted. Twice. 
Edit: @rovarsson : No worries, lol. Heading to bed. Will check back in the morning.
Would Porpentine be interested? They brought Twine to the foreground in a big way.
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Speaking of Adrift, Richard Otter @rotter, Finn Rosenløv @Finn_Rosenlov and Kenneth Pedersen @Denk come to mind. And you must get Larry Horsfield @Lazzah. He’s been around since the Spectrum ZX days (e.g. Axe of Kolt) and is still writing adventures in Adrift.
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You beat me to it!
I thought of Larry Horsfield and Denk and I was just now looking at the Adrift homesite and IFWiki to find some others.
I think David Whyld has not been mentioned yet?
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@Warrigal @rovarsson :
Thank you both for all of the suggestions. The list has been updated to reflect them all.
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I don’t know if it helps—or if it’s too obvious—but I pick my candidates for the video series from the top 50 of all time list.
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Alright, I’m closing this round of suggestions. Anyone else suggested will go into the next list which I won’t start pursuing until we get through the current one.
I’m still tracking down some contact information for some of these individuals and also still drafting cold open emails for some of them; Spring Thing slowed me down on that front. Once I get a yay or nay back from everyone, I will update the list and take a vote on who you want to hear from first. Once selected, I’ll put up a separate topic to collect questions and go on from there.
Thanks for all the participation and great suggestions!
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