So… both my undergraduate and graduate degrees were in Creative Writing. Not the most marketable degree in the world, for sure (argh) but I did learn some things about the writing process, and one of them came up today. I spent the last two days trying unsuccessfully to start Act 4 of a 7-act adventure…
Today began the pre-Kickstarter teasers for the Cyberpapacy, the next of Torg’s cosms to be released. Once more I’ll be involved in the adventure process for this one, as I was for both the Nile Empire and Aysle, Torg’s “pulp action” and “mythical fantasy” settings. Being involved in the Torg Eternity line as a contributor…
The Torg Eternity universe continues to unfold. Our team just started the next wave for Aysle, the realm of high fantasy. I co-wrote the mega-adventure, “Revenge of the Carredon,” with Darrell Hayhurst. We’ve already passed $50k in just four hours!
This week, Ulisses Spiele is previewing Fires of Ra, the epic adventure I co-authored for the Torg Eternity roleplaying game. This preview is the beginning of Act 3 (out of 7), where the heroes must journey to a cursed ruin deep in the Congo to retrieve a powerful artifact. Torg Eternity – Fires of Ra Preview…
Now that the Kickstarter campaign for the Nile Empire (the RPG setting I helped write) is underway – and going gangbusters I might add – the team and I are planning to do a 1-hour live Q&A session tomorrow, December 6 at 5pm Pacific. I’m not sure what I’ll talk about yet, but most likely…
I spent three hours last night reading through the current draft of The Fires of Ra, which is heading off to the editor on Monday. Other than a few small issues, it’s mostly ready. However, I’m not ready. Reading through it I can see several things I’d have done differently if I wrote them today –…
Now that it is getting closer to the Kickstarter, I can start talking about the most amazing project of my RPG writing career so far. Back in 2016, I was contacted by the team at Ulisses Spiele, specifically Deanna Gilbert, to see if I would be interested in contributing a chapter or two to an…
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