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Fans of Elvish Presley, Tom Foolery, and the other heroes from The Lost Tale of Sir Larpsalot can now take a stab at being their favorite characters — emphasis on “stab.”
Fans of Elvish Presley, Tom Foolery, and the other heroes from The Lost Tale of Sir Larpsalot can now take a stab at being their favorite characters — emphasis on “stab.”
My foray into interactive fiction continues with two big projects, though I’m at liberty to talk about only one of them. For now.
Many authors move on to new subjects, new genres. Maybe they, like me, feel that spinning the same yarn is akin to spinning their wheels.
I might be one of the only writers who devotes vacation days to math homework.
When explaining my fiction to prospective readers, I often punctuate my pitch with “I write the weird stuff.”
While I’ve visited gaming conventions as an attendee over the years, including Gen Con (aka The Big One), I never ran games, let alone my own games, at them before. Up until Midwinter Gaming Convention 2024, gaming events were always “just for fun.”
Hand-sketched or digitally drawn, what’s interesting to me is the tug-of-war that happens between a story in progress and its map.
Buckle up your bracers: my fun-forward tabletop roleplaying game will soon make its streaming debut!
When I told a friend I was attending Gen Con—the largest gaming convention in North America—he asked whether I was going for work or pleasure.
Unlike the heroes who star in my books, the characters I craft for various and sundry D&D sessions are seldom seen beyond the gaming table—until now!
I might be between big projects, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t amazing literary achievements to celebrate!