Earlier this month, I mentioned that the Italian Mutant Chronicles fanzine Doomzine had interviewed me for issue #23. I had some requests for an English version of the interview, and Fabio Dall’Ara kindly provided me his original notes. I’ve finally had a chance to format them and present the results to you here.
If you’re a Blood Bowl fan anywhere near Bryn Mawr, PA, on September 29, 2007, be sure to sign up for a special Blood Bowl tournament called Blood Bowl for a Cure. All money raised through the tournament goes to the American Diabetes Association via organizer Joe Forsstrom’s donations page.
It’s a fun time and a great cause. I have a father-in-law, a nephew, and a number of good friends who suffer from this disease, so I’m donating a set of autographed copies of my first three Blood Bowl novels as prizes for the event. If you can make it, please do. Either way, consider making a donation of your own.
In the post-Gen Con madness, I never got around to posting this, so you may already know, but for those yet to hear:
The 2007 Diana Jones Award for Excellence in Gaming has been given to The Great Pendragon Campaign, a role-playing game campaign book by Greg Stafford, published by White Wolf.
The winner was announced at a ceremony packed with games industry professionals, from designers to publishers and distributors, held in Indianapolis at 9 PM Wednesday, August 16, the day before the opening of the Gen Con game convention. Many thanks to our sponsors: Adept Press, Atlas Games, Fantasy Flight Games, FlamesRising.com, Matt Forbeck, GAMA, Gen Con, Hidden City Games, Pelgrane Press, ProFantasy Software, Janice Sellers, Stonehouse Miniatures, Paul Tevis, and Upper Deck Entertainment.
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