| April 15, 2010 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
Yesterday, I launched the website for Engine Publishing, the company that will be publishing our first book, Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots to Inspire Game Masters. (Engine also has a Facebook page.)
You can read a bit more about the company there, but what I’d really like to share with you are the bios for our 19-strong creative team.
These awesome folks are the reason Eureka features great writing, artwork, editing and proofreading, and graphic design. To say that they rock is a serious understatement. They rock harder than a 30-gnome orgy in a van with a wolf airbrushed on the side. Our thanks to each and every freelancer who has worked with us to make Eureka a reality.
In Eureka news, our publication date is approaching. There’s still plenty of finishing work to do, but as soon as we have a finalized publication date we’ll start taking preorders.
We cannot WAIT for you to see this book, and we’ll have a nice big sample available around the time preorders open.
About Martin Ralya
A father, husband, writer, small-press publisher, RPG industry freelancer, and lifelong geek, Martin has been gaming since 1987 and GMing since 1989. He lives in Utah with his amazing wife, Alysia, their awesome daughter, Lark, and their neurotic beagle, Charlie, in a house full of books and games.
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April 15, 2010 at 7:22 am - Link
Now I have to go through the rest of my day with the imagined visual of a 30 gnome orgy in my head. THANKS!
Exciting times at the stew!
Looking forward to checking it out.
30 gnomes…dang! Hey, add an ogre and it would look like a wresting match from the eighties with Andre The Giant wresting a mob of… um… er..little folk!
April 15, 2010 at 7:33 am - Link
I can’t believe you told everyone about that special night. I thought that was just between the 30 of us… :~(
April 15, 2010 at 9:21 am - Link
@Kurt “Telas” Schneider – Actually Kurt, it was more like you were between the 29 of us. >:)
Great to see the Engine Publishing site up and running! I can’t wait until the book is out in print!
April 15, 2010 at 10:10 pm - Link
@longtooth – We aim to please! Actually, there really wasn’t much room to aim in that van…
@Kurt “Telas” Schneider – Should I also tell them that I’m pretty sure there was a dirty halfling in there somewhere?
@Patrick Benson – Amen to that! It’s been a long and interesting ride.