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George’s job interview, assuming everything went as scheduled, began almost two hours ago. So here I sit, trying to work, nervously awaiting word.

Dither, twitch, fidget.

(For those who haven’t seen it mentioned elsewhere, she’s applying for a position that’d be a perfect fit for her–but would have us moving halfway across the country. So while I’m desperately hoping she gets it, it’ll make the next few months really hectic, and it means leaving behind a number of people I’d prefer not to say goodbye to.)

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.

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.

"Twenty-One-Oh" is my contribution to the Foreshadows project, a combined short story anthology and musical soundtrack.

Credits: Sole author

Dark Quest Books

"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