EndZone Magazine

EndZone Magazine, a new Blood Bowl fan publication, just interviewed me about my Blood Bowl novels. You should see the results in an upcoming issue. In the meantime, stop by and download the magazine’s first issue, a free PDF, for a cheap shot of Blood Bowl goodness.

Preview Hero Lab

The team at Lone Wolf Development just posted a public preview to their new RPG character creation software, Hero Lab. I had the chance to check this program out in its alpha stage, and it showed tremendous promise even then. If you play RPGs, be sure to give it a look.

A Good Turnout

Yesterday, I got the kids to school and then reported in to the Democratic HQ here in Beloit. They sent me out on a lit drop, and I hit every house in the northern part of the Town of Beloit with door hangers that reminded people just where their polling place was.

Go Vote

I spent the day Saturday canvassing part of one of the wards here in Beloit with my eldest son, on behalf of the local Democratic Party. We had a wonderful time, despite the weather. We skipped lunch and walked for over four hours before we finished our assignment, and he barely complained a peep because he knew we were doing …

Tidying Up

You may notice a few different things on the site. I took advantage of upgrading to the latest release of WordPress to tinker with the site a bit. I made a few cosmetic changes, and I also added links under the “Subscribe” header to my Amazon plog and MySpace pages. I’m not sure I’m sold on the all-white background, although …

Beware Shadowcrag

Fellow Alliterate and adventure designer extraordinaire Wolfgang Baur has announced that his second patronage project–Castle Shadowcrag–is on. It’s too late to get in on it cheap, but it’s not too late to get in.

Beautiful BattleLore

On Wednesday, a preview copy of BattleLore showed up on my doorstep, courtesy of my friends at Days of Wonder. It’s a fantasy battles miniatures game based on Richard Borg’s Command & Colors system, also used in Memoir ’44. That alone would be enough to sell me on it. I haven’t gotten through it all yet, but it’s beautifully done. …

Manifesto Reviews

I just turned in my first game review for Manifesto Games. It’s a new website that sells downloadable computer games of all sorts–from independent developers. They give me a free copy of the game and then pay me to tell people what I think of it. This sounds like a sweet gig–until you remember how long it can take you …

Six-Word Halloween Story

Wired recently asked a bunch of writers to try to beat Hemingway at his own game: Come up with a good story only six words long. (His was: “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.”) In the sprit of Halloween, here’s one from me: “Brains!” “Brains!” “Brains!” BLAM! BLAM! Click.