Just wanted to offer a short update that yes, I will be attending WorldCon 2012 this year in Chicago. No, I don’t have a plan or itinerary yet and probably won’t for a month or two. There’s still quite a few details that need to be worked out and I’m also waiting on other news. […]
Month: April 2012
Congratulations, Apex and Jason!
Found out fantastic news today. Editor Lynne M. Thomas, editor and author Catherynne Valente, and publisher/editor/author Jason Sizemore are all 2012 Hugo Award nominees. A mighty, mighty congrats! Apex Publications, the parent company for Apex Magazine, has a special place in my heart and my career’s past, present, and future. What’s also pretty cool about […]
Don’t Be Fooled, Don’t Be Bait. The Invisible Man Technique.
Every second of every minute of every day, someone some where is getting fooled into reading something they either don’t want to read or having an emotional reaction they didn’t count on. Why? Because inducing rage to encourage web activity is an intentional tactic. Let me word this another way, because it’s very, very important. […]
The Journey, Not the XP
There are many different types of journeys in a game, but probably the most recognizable is the type of path that allows the group to go forth and do. Either they must piece together a mystery and go after the bad guy or they are on a collective quest to find the magic MacGuffin. It’s […]
Support a Science Fiction Anthology for Bulldogs!
Just wanted to make sure that all of you are aware that Galileo Games has a Kickstarter for the first anthology based on the Bulldogs! RPG. This is a momentous occasion! On the heels of the Redwing’s Gambit debut, Brennan Taylor has gathered together several fine authors to pen spacetastic tales for this fun setting. […]