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I'd buy one. For the books you're putting on the Kindle store, will they be available elsewhere for other formats?
Commented Mar 9, 2011 on here i dreamt i was an architect at WWdN: In Exile
here i dreamt i was an architect
My brain desperately wants to write some stories, so I've been digging through the pile of Ideas That Didn't Quite Make It to see if anything in there inspires me, or is at least worth dusting off and poking with a sharp stick. So far, two stories look promising, though one of them needs a fairl...
I totally understand not wanting to touch people, being a person who hates physical contact in general. However, I have the perfect solution for you. At a prior conference I had attended, I received a 'hand' pointer that my children love to use for pointing and such. Originally intended to be used for Smartboards, these hands are perfect for shaking with those who insist on shaking hands, allowing one to keep a 12-inch distance as well.
Or maybe that's just too weird?
Unfortunately I can't make GenCon, having just returned from a business trip to California, but would you consider making your chapbook (and prior ones) available for sale for those of us who can't make it? I'd gladly pay for it, either print or electronic copy.
Commented Aug 8, 2010 on Game on: GenCon info, chapbooks, and dice. Lots and lots of dice. at WWdN: In Exile
Game on: GenCon info, chapbooks, and dice. Lots and lots of dice.
I leave for GenCon in about 3d12 hours. While I'm not thrilled about getting up at 4am on Thursday, knowing that the reward for dragging myself out of bed at areyoufuckingserious o'clock is three days of gaming and geeking makes it all worthwhile. I'm blessing dice, taking pictures, and signing ...
So sorry to hear of the loss of a beloved family member.
Commented Aug 25, 2009 on through the fish-eyed lens of tear stained eyes at WWdN: In Exile
through the fish-eyed lens of tear stained eyes
My dog Ferris, who was rescued from a bus stop in Monrovia by my wife Anne almost exactly 8 years ago, had a heart attack and died this morning. It happened very quickly, and I was with her, which is supposed to make me feel better, but at this moment all I can feel is nearly-unbearable sorrow, ...
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