Review of Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion

I have enjoyed many years of role playing, miniature wargaming and board games but rarely have I found something that unites all of them into one experience. Now I did have some misgivings because Gloomhaven is such a giant game with lots of rules and I had not played it before, but Jaws of the … Continue reading Review of Gloomhaven: Jaws of the Lion

Review of Tales of the Valiant Kickstarter by Kobold Press

After the debacle that was the unleashing of the new Dungeons and Dragons content licensing system a lot of independent game companies are jumping in to put out their own game systems. The latest is Kobold press who is currently running a kickstarter for Tales of the Valiant, a system based on the fifth edition … Continue reading Review of Tales of the Valiant Kickstarter by Kobold Press

Discordant Dice review

So one of the eternal questions is playing dungeons and Dragons even worth it when you don’t have cool dice. I am always on the lookout for a cool set because we all know new dice roll better and you have to punish the dice that roll 1’s by giving them a time out. So … Continue reading Discordant Dice review

Lancer RPG Review

It is not often that I become a fan of an RPG by reading the introduction (truth be told I usually skip the intro and go straight to character options) but Lancer the Mecha RPG from Massif Games did just that. This simple statement “Lancer believes in a future where a better world is possible, … Continue reading Lancer RPG Review

Interview with Author Onley James

We are honored to have Author Onley James taking a break from ghost stories, true crime documentaries, obsessively scrolling social media, and writing kinky, snarky books about men who fall in love with other men to share a little conversation with us. Q You had previously wrote in different genres how did you start writing … Continue reading Interview with Author Onley James

Interview with N.A. Carson

N.A. Carson writes an assortment of LGBT+ based novels, with a few exceptions which are more mainstream in content. They believe writing is a never-ending process and authors are continuously growing. Q When did you start writing? What was your first published work? Around nineteen, I started taking it seriously, but I’ve been writing since … Continue reading Interview with N.A. Carson

Interview with Jennifer Savran Kelly

Jennifer Savran Kelly lives in live in Ithaca, New York,where they write, bind books, and work as a production editor at Cornell University Press. They were nice enough to take a moment to discuss writing and their novels Endpapers. Q You have a recently published novel, Endpaper’s from Algonquin books., that deals with issues of … Continue reading Interview with Jennifer Savran Kelly

Review of Alice the Cat by Timothy Cummings.

Alice the Cat is a book about Tessa and her cat Alice that has been with her since babyhood. Alice was a kitten when Tessa was an infant. So a life together through thick and thin is the backdrop of Tessa’s journey over a few days to save her cat, her father, a ghost and … Continue reading Review of Alice the Cat by Timothy Cummings.

Review of PACK OF HER OWN by Elena Abbott

A pack of her own tells the story of Natalie Donovan a woman who needs a break to get over the break up of long term relationship and takes up her boss on her offer to take a break at their cabin in a small town. The last thing she wants is a new romance … Continue reading Review of PACK OF HER OWN by Elena Abbott

Interview with author JS Fields

JS Fields is both an world traveling scientist and an acclaimed novelist who someone found time in their schedule to visit with us. Q You have a day job as a scientist, what made you decide to jump into being an author? There is a lot of neat tech that I get to see that … Continue reading Interview with author JS Fields