Authors of the past you would like to see again

[Faraer]

Steven Schend has some recent d20 credits for Bastion Press and Green Ronin, and is working on a forthcoming Realms project.

Frank Mentzer is working with Gary Gygax on an adventure called The Teeth of Braknash Nour to be published by Troll Lord Games.

 

[Erratic K]

I wouldn't mind seeing Gregory Detwiler, Spike Y. Jones, or Paul F. Culotta back in print in the pages of Dragon and/or Dungeon again.

Johnathan

Spike does work for Green Ronin:

http://www.greenronin.com/friends.php?who=spike

first hit on a google for spike y. jones

-E

 

[grodog]

Maybe the Dragonsfoot folks could find Roger and see if he'd like to join the other old-timers in a Q&A or some such . . .

Like I said above, last time I pinged Roger, he had sold all of his gaming stuff, and was working in the real world, with no interest in Q&A, old stories, etc.

 

[coyote6]

Aaron Allston wrote the Champions genre book for the latest version of Hero.

Between that, SAS, & M&M, there's a whole lot of good superhero advice.

 

[Three_Haligonians]

Nick O'Donohoe. He was the only Dragonlance writer I ever liked.

R from Three Haligonians

 

[Richards]

Originally posted by Erratic K:

Spike does work for Green Ronin:

http://www.greenronin.com/friends.php?who=spike

first hit on a google for spike y. jones

Yep, but he's mostly on the editing end of things there. I miss his cool Dragon articles, especially his "Ecology" articles. (His were some of the first ones I ever read.)

Johnathan

 

[Phaedrus]

Aaron Allston... I knew I recognized that name. He wrote for Car Wars!! I loved that game.

 

[Jack of Shadows]

Daniel Keys Moran

OK, not a game designer but he wrote one of my favorite novels of all time, The Long Run. It's sequel, The Last Dancer, was almost as good but he hasn't written anything since.

Jack

 

[Yeoman99]

Many that have been mentioned, but also Jim Bambra and Graeme Morris (No idea if those guys are still around).

 

[Gentlegamer]

Like I said above, last time I pinged Roger, he had sold all of his gaming stuff, and was working in the real world, with no interest in Q&A, old stories, etc.

That is truly disheartening! Roger is a superb "old school" writer and was my favorite editor of Dragon Magazine. I would definitely buy a book of his collected editorials. As a kid, I could never go to Gen Con, and I loved reading his yearly reports . . .

"Mika Antelope!"