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Dore Ashton
The first effort of the critic should be to see the unique quality inherent in a work, the quality that immediately attracts the receiver and moves him.
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SKT :: Midway Regroup
I am about half way through DMing Storm King’s Thunder and I thought it was time to regroup. I am being a little rail-y with the adventure & need to bring in a more serious set of threats and clearer direction for the heroes–they need to know where they are are going and why at…
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14-Word Love Stories From Goodreads Top Romance Authors
Write a 14 word love story? Examples? “They met at 17, fell in love. Married at 21, lived happily ever after.” —Karen Rose “The heart drawn on the paper coffee cup that I held until it cooled.” —C.S. Pacat
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Storm King’s Thunder–D&D Encounters S23 S15
Another fun week of D&D Encounters at Alakazam Comics in Irvine. Players are bringing great notebooks. And rolling fantastic dice on wonderful character sheets. I still have plenty of room behind the screen and have printed out more handouts to go with the crazy stuff that I already have The mini’s look good on the…
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Mickey Hart
Adventures don’t begin until you get into the forest. That first step in an act of faith.
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Devendra Banhart @ Observatory
Ok, so you cannot take a Pen into the Observatory which makes capturing the setlist for a band I do not know song titles to very difficult–and also may be the lamest rule in rock… The Set Break and Closing House music was fantastic–I did not get all of it, but here is what I…
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IAM 34
there is no such thing as peace of mind. Mind means disturbance You cannot be yourself for some reason. You are yourself, and no reason is needed You got yourself into your present state through verbal thinking; you must get out of it the same way. Nothing profits the world as much as the abandoning…
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Alan Moore Answers GoodReads :: As October 31st approaches, how do you celebrate Halloween?
Alan Moore You have to understand that I’m from an English, not to say a Northampton, working-class background, and that the way that we traditionally regarded Halloween over here before we had the America re-imagining of the phenomenon imported, was as a serious and ominous event that was part of the witches’ calendar. My grandmother, whom…
