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<blockquote data-quote="grodog" data-source="post: 1647871" data-attributes="member: 1613">I've been a small-scale freelancer since 1987, when I wrote a shadow magic article published in White Wolf #11 (later incoporated into Relics &amp; Rituals I).&nbsp; Things picked up a bit in 1993 when I began writing game reviews for Pagan Publishing's &quot;The Unspeakable Oath&quot; Call of Cthulhu fanzine (which I continue to publish with them when the stars are right and TUO sees print).&nbsp; I've also playtested and performed creative consulting for a few Pagan projects, including the original Delta Green.&nbsp; The Pagan connection lead me to do development and writing for Biohazard Games' first two Blue Planet rpg books (the main rules and the Archipelago supplement).&nbsp; I also worked with a few other midwestern game companies, most of which are now out of business.&nbsp; On the other side of the coin, I was an rpg publisher from 1996 through 1999:&nbsp; Event Horizon Productions created and printed the rpgs Hong Kong Action Theatre, Swords of the Middle Kingdom, and Heaven &amp; Earth.&nbsp; EHP was sold to Guardians of Order in 1999, although one of the EHP partners and I retain the rights to SMK (and have been discussing republishing it).&nbsp; I've co-written two Greyhawk articles for Dragon magazine (in issues 294 and 299), and, somewhat more recently, I've been working on three projects that will debut at GenCon if the printer gods are benign this month....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="grodog, post: 1647871, member: 1613"] I've been a small-scale freelancer since 1987, when I wrote a shadow magic article published in White Wolf #11 (later incoporated into Relics & Rituals I). Things picked up a bit in 1993 when I began writing game reviews for Pagan Publishing's "The Unspeakable Oath" Call of Cthulhu fanzine (which I continue to publish with them when the stars are right and TUO sees print). I've also playtested and performed creative consulting for a few Pagan projects, including the original Delta Green. The Pagan connection lead me to do development and writing for Biohazard Games' first two Blue Planet rpg books (the main rules and the Archipelago supplement). I also worked with a few other midwestern game companies, most of which are now out of business. On the other side of the coin, I was an rpg publisher from 1996 through 1999: Event Horizon Productions created and printed the rpgs Hong Kong Action Theatre, Swords of the Middle Kingdom, and Heaven & Earth. EHP was sold to Guardians of Order in 1999, although one of the EHP partners and I retain the rights to SMK (and have been discussing republishing it). I've co-written two Greyhawk articles for Dragon magazine (in issues 294 and 299), and, somewhat more recently, I've been working on three projects that will debut at GenCon if the printer gods are benign this month.... [/QUOTE]

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