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I always prefer written interviews to spoken. I just feel like I’m much more concise and entertaining. Plus, I’m not a big fan of my own voice. 😛

That said, when I was at the "Little Comic Shop of Horrors" even at Dragon’s Lair last weekend, they put together a podcast with a few guest interviews, and I was one of them. If you’re interested in hearing me talk about gaming and D&D–and can tolerate listening to me–you can find it here: http://www.dlair.net/laircast/laircastrss.xml

I haven’t listened to it myself, so if it’s awful, be kind in telling me.

Psionic Power was published by Wizards of the Coast for Dungeons & Dragons 4E.

Credits: Much of the non-mechanical/flavor portions of the book; maybe about 1/4 of the word count.

So I just dug up some notes I’d scribbled down years ago. These were brief ideas–sentence fragments, really–for plot points I wouldn’t to include in a particular future project.

I’d still like to do said project. Except that, because it’s been years since I thought about it, I have no freakin’ clue what the hell these notes even mean. Since they’re fragmentary, they were really meant to serve as reminders of larger ideas–ideas that I can no longer even begin to remember. 😕

I can’t be the only author who does this, can I?

"Tithe" appears in Human Tales, an anthology published by Dark Quest Books, and edited by the illustrious Jennifer Brozek.

Credits: Sole author

Notes: My first short story sale to a non-RPG company.

You can now see the entire table of contents for the anthology.

Availability:
• Amazon.com
• Barnes & Noble.com
• Indiebound.com
• Powells.com

Dark Quest Books

Got a new ENWorld column up, in which I ramble–without ever coming to any real conclusions–about the peculiar "dual-layered audience" nature of RPGs as a hobby.