When I wrote yesterday that today I would be posting about future projects and all that, I had forgotten something: today was Verena’s grandfather’s 89th birthday, and we were supposed to go visit him and his wife. And we did, which means that I have gotten no work done at …
I’ll have some proper updates for you tomorrow – a list of what I’m working on as well as a new Compendium entry. I’ve been working very hard this week, but several projects should soon be finished. Until then, here’s a video I would like you to watch. I know …
The story of the Alteration Train – what little we know of it, at any rate – begins during one of the greatest battles of the Third War of Magic. Two vast armies faced each other in the smoldering remains of Billion Toad City, each led by a mighty sorcerer. …
The ever-excellent Gnome’s Lair has published an interview with me. I talk about writing, my creative process, upcoming projects, text-heavy games, politics, and a couple of other things. Go forth and read, if you are that way inclined.
2011 was a strange year. I can’t tell if it went really quickly or really slowly. It certainly had a lot of ups and downs. I started out the year wildly optimistic, amazed by the relative success of The Infinite Ocean and the possibility that I could survive by making …
Grandpa Pseudoraptor was born in a dream, as so many things are. The young girl who dreamed of him created him out of the images in a book that she found in a dusty box of old stuff that her parents kept in the cellar: a book that told of …
I thought it would be important to post something more serious today… …but then I changed my mind.
For those of you who have donated to the Compendium but haven’t gotten your framed images yet: that’s because we haven’t sent the latest batch yet. Why? Because last time we went shopping, due to the pre-Christmas frenzy, all the fricking frames were gone! Well, a few were left, but …
A playwright, much enamoured with tragedies based on true stories, once tried to write a melancholy play about the Cellingo. He worked on it for years, travelling around the world to interview people who had heard the Cellingo play, spending nights furiously scribbling down potential lines and characters. He went …
