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Besides, if you want to do Hustler: the RPG, you'd want to go OGL anyway so you can put in character creation rules. (Eric's grandma probably wouldn't appreciate my description of how to roll dice, so I'll just leave that out for now. ;))

Unfortunately, there's something that's been bothering me about the idea of alternative logos. Maybe you have a better answer for this than I do. Let's say I'm a publisher. I've got a line of books, I don't want to use the regular D20 logo, and I'm interested in using yours. If I use your...

That's not quite accurate. They can force you (the publisher) to tell distributors and retailers to destroy existing copies that violate the license. The distributors and retailers are under no legal obligation to do any such thing. As far as I can tell, the only reason that clause exists is to...

I'm probably one of the ones you've seen, but "Yo." anyway. Contact information, should you want it, is: The Space-Crime Continuum, 92 King Street, Northampton, MA 01060. 413-584-0994. www.spacecrime.com. games@spacecrime.com.

:( It sounds like Ted was a great friend, and that the time you shared together was not nearly long enough. My sympathies go out to you and your families and friends. Chris Aylott

So what's your point?

And FWIW, I think the agent is right to shoot for that goal. Why do the project unless it raises the prestige and value of the series as a whole? I haven't the slightest interest in Valdemar as fan, but I think it presents some attractive possibilities for a writer or a publisher. If the faces...

John wrote: > From what I hear, Robert Jordan > HAS made it to the NY Times > bestseller list... Hm. My memory of the early publishing history of WoT is vague at best, and I wasn't in the business yet when it came out. My memory is that it was a hit from day one, however, so I'm skeptical of...

Don't worry about it. Odds are he'll only be reading pages 2 through 20 if he absolutely loves page 1. cheers,

Sadly, I'm in the store at the moment. Which means I can't get enough uninterrupted concentration time to write. I'm kind of stuck with taking people's money, occasional posting in slack time, and making notes for the next book in my queue, which is not yet in the "I have to concentrate to do...

{innocent whistle}

We also have the Bestiary, and I hear one of the authors might sign it for you. (But don't let that stop you from buying the book. Nice unsullied unsigned copies ARE available! :D)

I've been getting that too, William. My guess is that they're bounces from a mailing list I'm on. I've been getting lots of viruses today, but almost all of them are going to my email address for go-related stuff. I figure some folks on the American Go Association mailing list got infected...

YAY! It will be on my shelves, and will be getting a Mobster Recommendation from me. ;) cheers,

Joe... if I may be nosy, how has your Ennie award for Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe affected sales? Have you seen a boost? If so, is it more in PDF sales, more in physical book sales, or about equal in both? Also, if I haven't said so already, this is a fantastic book! It's...

And you sound truly repentant. You are forgiven, my son -- recite three chapters of the Monster Manual, then go and sin no more.

Having now received and leafed through it, I can confirm it is juicy. Lots of neat stuff, including what looks like some very cool campaigning and adventuring ideas.

I gotta say that even though it's not strictly in-the-universe for Warcraft, a tinkering cleric would be very cool. Not least because you just know there are no atheists in gunpowder factories. :) (Holy hand grenades, anyone?)

Yep, it's arriving here today. Haven't seen the insides yet, but I hear it's juicy. :) cheers,

You can find the Crime & Punishment page (with nifty cover image!) at: http://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG3223.html cheers,