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On March 22, 1974, Ari Marmell was hatched out of an egg laid by a rooster on the night of the full moon. Due a mix-up, he wound up in the infant ward at a hospital in New York, where he was claimed as a (relatively) normal human and taken home. He and his family fled New York barely a year later, either because his father received a job offer in Houston, or because they were chased by angry mobs with pitchforks; reports are unclear. For the next 27 years, Ari lived in Houston. His father told him bedtime stories when he was in preschool and kindergarten, stories without which he might never have become a writer. He received his first roleplaying game—the red Dungeons & Dragons boxed set—at age 9, and the AD&D Players Handbook followed less than a year later. He spent very little time on class work or studies for the next, oh, 13 years, instead spending his efforts on far more important things like fighting orcs, riding dragons, and rescuing extremely beautiful princesses from captors who always felt the need to dress them in the scantiest outfits that could still possibly be deemed “clothing.” (Hey, he…

Partly because I felt like it.

Partly because I decided it was time to make a counterstrike against the encroaching hair loss I’ve been bitching about for years. If it’s a battle I have to lose, I decided to lose it on my own terms.

And yes, I did have to include the sunglasses. 😎

The folks over at OgreLair.org have kindly nominated me for an OGGIE award this year. There are lots of other cool categories as well, so you should go vote. (No membership required.)

(Even if you’re not going to vote for me. *sniff*)