| May 12, 2010 | Posted by Martin Ralya |
One of the things I’ve been waiting for ever since we first started work on Gnome Stew’s upcoming book, Eureka: 501 Plots to Inspire Game Masters, is being able to share the cover with you.
Here she is:
(Click on the image for a larger version.)
Eureka’s cover features artwork by Andrew McIntosh (who also did some stunning interior pieces for the book), graphic design by Darren Hardy, and art direction by John Arcadian. You can read bios for all three of these awesome folks on the Engine Publishing website.
The book is due out before GenCon, and will be available in print and PDF. The moment we start taking preorders, you’ll hear about it here on the Stew!
Today is Gnome Stew’s second birthday, and I can’t think of a better way to celebrate. If you have comments or questions about the cover, fire away!
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.
6 Responses to The Cover of Our Book, Eureka: 501 Adventure Plots to Inspire Game Masters, Revealed!
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May 12, 2010 at 8:34 am - Link
Looking great, guys! Can’t wait!
May 12, 2010 at 9:42 pm - Link
When do we get a preview plot? (Really looking forward to this, seriously.)
-Bryan
May 13, 2010 at 9:59 am - Link
Seriously, dudes, I will blindly pre-order at this point!
May 13, 2010 at 7:27 pm - Link
When and where can we order this from?
May 13, 2010 at 11:39 pm - Link
Thanks for your interest!
@davethegame – Neither can we! No one told me this would involve so much work — gnomes are lazy creatures by nature.
@rocketlettuce – We’ll have samples from the fantasy chapter up next week!
@mougoo, @jeff – Preorders will be announced here on the Stew, and sold through Engine Publishing.
There’s really only one thing left to sort out before we can take preorders: setting up the emcommerce side of the Engine site. I wasn’t planning to do that until closer to publication, but I may rethink that based on your comments!
May 14, 2010 at 6:14 am - Link
That’s what I get for responding past my bedtime: The other good reason we’ve held off on opening preorders is because we want to have the PDF available to bundle with the print edition. That’s still a little ways out, though approaching quickly. Sorry I wasn’t more clear-headed last night!