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Decades of practice as a complete and total fraud of a "creator" in the industry. Shhhhh. Please don't tell anyone.

Thank you, although I am worried that someone might see this and not realize that they should ignore the work. It's horrible!

Thank you for sharing Girl Genius!

Thank you for sharing my work . . . again!

Thanks for sharing! The next idea I have for an accordion book is a rules-light RPG. One side the players' manual, the other the GM's guide. Nice and compact, and "two" books in one.

We will make an announcement when the titles are listed in wider release.

They are not yet released outside of the Kickstarter campaign.

The GURPS PDFs? Those were sent to backers months ago. Or if you mean my release, The Book of Dungeon Encounters, it was released in PDF back in August.

Thanks! And yeah, totally try a shorter campaign. I suspect you'll be happy with the results.

Went better than I expected. I will run another 24-hour campaign. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/philipreed/a-trio-of-twisted-decks-a-third-party-mork-borg-campaign

Having just finished a 24-hour campaign, I can say that shorter projects can work well. I will definitely do that again.

I'll do my best!

Thanks for sharing my new campaign!!! I appreciate all you do to help raise awareness of these personal works.

I had missed Three-Step Plan. Gonna have to back that one. Thanks!!!

Thanks for inviting me!

Thank you for making time to chat about the new project!

Seconded! I absolutely love skeletal warriors, archers, and spellcasters as monsters in a dungeon.

Thanks for the list, even if my wallet is now upset with you. One I am currently backing is The Wretched, a sci-fi solo that looks fun. (And plus, there's a soundtrack on vinyl option, so how could I resist?) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/loottheroom/the-wretched-second-printing

Backed. Good luck with your project!

This is a lot of the reason why I personally prefer shorter campaigns. Not so much that the backers are challenging to deal with -- I've been mostly very lucky and have had positive, friendly supporters -- but because of the mental drain on managing the campaign. Running a Kickstarter project...