Words of wisdom from a combustable amphibian.
Voting has opened up for the annual GenCon EN World awards. The “ENnies” (no, that’s not a typo) are an awards program for the tabletop game industry. Winning an ENnie is an honor within the game publishing industry. To make the ballot, the company must submit their best work for consideration. A panel of judges reviews [...]
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Google Reader is a productivity savior and sinkhole all in one. I’m subscribed to “only” 90 RSS feeds, which Google tells me has resulted in 3,403 news items read in the last 30 days. I never could have read all of those posts if I had visited all 90 sites, so in that regard Google [...]
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Oilman T. Boon Pickens is one of those larger-than-life characters of the 20th century who seem to be a dying breed in the 21st. Depite having made his billions in the petroleum industry, Pickens has been outspoken about the need to reduce our dependence on foreign oil and look for alternative energy solutions. He has [...]
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Last week the family and I packed up and drove several hours to Port Aransas, Texas for a few days at the beach. Unfortunately, Hurricane Dolly had something to say about the matter and our vacation plans were put to the test. We arrived on Monday, spent a wonderful afternoon and evening at the beach [...]
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Horror website Flames Rising recently put out a call to game developers to write about the creative process behind their work. I took up the challenge and spun out an essay on what it has been like to work on Degrees of Horror. The essay just hit their site today. If you have a morbid curiosity [...]
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