Me, in Audio Form

Just in case anyone is wondering what I sound like these days - I recently gave an interview to a roleplaying games podcast, Improvised Radio Theatre - With Dice, about my work in the hobby, including The Small Folk and other stuff.

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Hmm, I didn't follow up the previous post. Well, The Wars of Atlantis did appear (and still looks nice). But anyway, the other significant thing is the appearance of Transhuman Space: Bio-Tech 2100, my latest TS product, as a PDF from Warehouse 23 - an extended analysis of the place of biotechnology in the world of 2100, in both historical and game-mechanioal terms. Other stuff is still waiting. Print buying can evidently be a big job these days.

Small on Paper

By way of a small footnote to the immediately previous entry; a few printed copies of The Small Folk are now available from Leisure Games; see their online catalogue here. In addition, a few more should be available from the Modiphius Entertainment stand at UK Games Expo next weekend.

Gosh

I appear to have acquired a Wikipedia page. Or had one imposed on me, I suppose. Vanity tends to the first. On the other hand, "This biographical article relating to a role-playing game designer is a stub." Well, yes. It's not very complete. Kind of a strange feeling, being a stub.

(If anyone with Wikipedia-editing habits ever wants to expand it, without engaging in the dread Original Research, I can think of a number of places to find out things about me that I've put in the public domain myself. Most of them are only slightly frivolous and not actually untrue, even.)