Okay – so, I was doing research and ended up in a forum that talked about RPGs at Gen Con. People with more intelligence about this kind of thing than I started the discussion an you can join directly right here. There’s some fascinating things going on here. From a normal industry, we’d be able …
I’m super excited to announce that Hudson and Brand, a gaslight era scenario for Call of Cthulhu is up for an Ennie Award! I was a contributing writer to this project, and this makes the second year in a row that I’ve had work nominated for this award. Please consider voting, if you’re in to …
That’s really about it. It is too hot. I’m not writing as much as I’d like. It’s also been one of those months where I have sent work out into the world, and then must wait. That is always part of the life. Sometimes work is accepted and sent out there. Then you wait. It …
So, I played some Frostpunk over the weekend – a game about the world freezing over and humanity having to find a new home. It’s a pretty grim dark game about how far you’re willing to go to survive. It can be super fun, if you are into that. What I want to talk about …
I’m off to Origins this week – returning to demo some of the stuff that I’ve worked on over the course of the year and otherwise be a part of the industry. I’ve got a bunch of things on the go there and going to be going to GenCon to show off more. So many …
Website struggles continue. I’ve got to migrate my server provider this week. Please forgive any website troubles in the meantime.
Six years ago today, that’s where I was. A friend of mine and I had, somehow, talked our way into the tour of a hooka factory in Istanbul. Fired up on sights, smells, and what is functionally a city-wide bottomless tea policy, we had struck up one of many conversations in the Grand Bazaar. This …
There’s an unfortunate reality behind any creative endeavour. If you want to make money off of these things, you’ve got to sell them. In order to sell things, you have to know how to market it. The joys of submitting short stories to literary markets is the attempt to keep it as close to a …
As you might have noticed, the website has most of the art back, and it is getting otherwise figured out! There are a few more things to fix. All of this would not have been possible without the amazing Brian Colin. Check him out here. There is a lesson here. As freelancers, we are on …
Welllllllll…. poop. I rebuilt and rejiggered the website to fix a bunch of problems that I was starting to experience and when I went to set it up… the art is gone. All of it. I don’t really know where it went, and don’t super have the time to reinsert it all right now. …