Interview with Ed Matuskey, Tarot of Brass and Steam, Part 3. Welcome back to the conclusion of our chat with Ed Matuskey, creator of the Brass and Steam tarot deck. Part one can be read here. Part two can be read here. The completed artwork so far is pretty amazing, and the completed kickstarter. Ensures there will be more. Are there any plans for a sequel or spinoff? Image by Alec Boca. Doctor costume I wear to Nor.

Attending the Denver Publishing Institute. Every year, I think, hey, I should post something about the Denver Publishing Institute. 8211;I graduated long enough ago no one can tell ME what to do any longer. More seriously, I think I can tell you about DPI without compromising their ability to do what they do best. But let me back up a little.

India and the British Empire. Where does it fit in Steampunk? An English gentlewoman on her travels, being nice and harmless, wearing some exotic garments. An exotic zombie virus picked up in the jungles of Stumblistan.

Introducing the GreyWorld Worldbuilding Resources Page. This is sort-of a post on demand. We were talking about world-building. A few days back with some friends, and I realized I never put together a serious, reliable and up-todate list of worldbuilding resources. I have a few one-stop places I dig, a few books I cherish and a few softwares and utilities I normally use, both when designing my games and writing my stories. So why not share? Now this makes a lot of sense to me.