Mosaic Publishing

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Mosaic Publishing was a computer games company founded in 1983 by Vicky Carne,^[1] who had previously worked with magazine publisher Haymarket and with Sinclair-Brown, an imprint started by Clive Sinclair and Patrick Brown.^[2] Mosaic published a series of best-selling games around licensed product including (based on the similarly named novel by Sue Townsend),^[3][2] Yes, Prime Minister (based on the television series of the same name),^[4] The Saga of Erik the Viking,^[5] a number of sci-fi titles, and the first soap computer game based on The Archers.^[6]

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